My Sister Betrayed Me in the Worst Way. But Our Parents Keep Trying to Force Us Together. Jamilah Lemieux
I am never speaking to that woman again, but they don’t get it.
The $355 Million Trump Fraud Fine Is Even Worse Than It Sounds Norman L. Eisen, Jacob Kovacs-Goodman, and Andrew Warren
Trump’s re-election chances may depend on surviving the upcoming prosecutorial barrage, but this legal defeat was a blow to his campaign and pocketbook.
Trump and His Family Are Fined $355 Million for Fraud—and a Lack of Remorse That “Borders on Pathological” Mark Joseph Stern and Alexander Sammon
The ruling, if upheld, marks the end of the Trump Organization as we know it.
Why Don Jr. and Eric Are in Trouble in the New Trump Ruling—and Ivanka Is Not Molly Olmstead
Neither son can hold a top role at any New York business for two years.
Charlie Brown’s Token Black Friend Has Been Controversial for Decades. A New Special Doesn’t Help. Troy Patterson
Snoopy Presents: Welcome Home, Franklin finally addresses that infamous Thanksgiving dinner scene.
Alexei Navalny’s Death Makes Tucker Carlson’s Putin Interview Even More Dreadful Fred Kaplan
Tucker Carlson really might want to rethink how much he loves Moscow.
Border Patrol Official Accused of Demanding “Fentanyl Lollipops” for Work Trip on a Helicopter Ben Mathis-Lilley
The optics are not great on this one.
One of Putin’s Biggest Critics Has Died in a Penal Colony. Here’s What He Wanted for Russia. Amy Mackinnon
The jailed opposition leader exposed corruption among Russia’s political elite, including by President Vladimir Putin himself.
Taylor Swift’s Storybook Romance Is Incomprehensibly Perfect … Except for One Thing Heather Schwedel
We’re supposed to think picture-perfect relationships like hers are delusional. Are they?
The Peril and Promise of the Trump Hush Money Prosecution Heading to Trial First Robert Katzberg
In an ideal world the D.C. prosecution would be first, allowing the world to see just how close we came to having the 2020 election overturned.