The NBA Finals Was A Bitter End To An Underdog Story Alex Kirshner, Ben Lindbergh, and Lindsay Gibbs
The Oklahoma City Thunder triumphed over the Pacers, but this season belonged to the Pacers.
They Were Two of the Court’s Strangest Bedfellows. Their Alliance Is Coming Undone. Mark Joseph Stern
Not long ago, it seemed that Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson and Neil Gorsuch were forming a part-time alliance.
The NBA Finals Ended in Dramatic Fashion. That’s Nothing Compared to What I Watched the Players Do After. Luke Winkie
The Thunder is a young team—and it just showed it in the most painful way possible for a millennial.
The U.S. Attack on Iran May Have Missed Its Mark. Trump and Hegseth Are Making It Worse. Fred Kaplan
Much of Iran’s enriched uranium might not have been struck by the massive bunker-busting bombs after all.
Millions Use It Every Day. It’s One of the Internet’s Most Important Websites. Bots Are Destroying It, Piece by Piece. Nitish Pahwa
The front page of the internet feels less and less human for some users nowadays.
My Younger Son Can’t Wait Until I Coach His Soccer Team. I’ve Got Bad News, Bud. Jamilah Lemieux
I can’t do another decade of soccer dad.
Bosses Are Abusing Their Employees in an Archaic, Completely Unforgivable Way Alison Green
Looking for a way to ruin morale, undermine your own authority, and cause good employees to seek work elsewhere? Look no further!
Queer Dancing Was Once a Legitimate Form of Political Resistance. In 2025, Can It Even Make a Mark? J. Bryan Lowder
It’s hard to imagine that a bunch of sweaty gays dancing to Sabrina Carpenter could constitute a “resistance.” Then again, we’ve done it before.