Bad Marriages, Middle Age, and the Passage of Time Emily Bazelon
From troubled marriages to middle-aged reflection and uncomfortable truths about race and privilege, Curtis Sittenfeld explores relationships and identity.
The Fine Line Between Award Shows and Assassinations Emily Peck, Felix Salmon, and Elizabeth Spiers
Prediction markets allow you to bet on just about anything. Is that a problem?
How SCOTUS Might Handle Trump’s Insurrection Act Gambit Dahlia Lithwick and Mark Joseph Stern
If Trump invokes it on this flimsy premise, he’s setting the stage for even worse abuses.
Twitter’s Chatbot Keeps Undressing Women Kate Lindsay
In addition to being a violation of Twitter’s own policies, it’s also against the law—and yet, nobody in power is stopping it.
Bowie Built His Fame by Knowing When to Be an Oddity and When to Dance Chris Molanphy
How rock’s freakiest alien built his pop stardom through a series of ch-ch-ch-changes.
The Trump Administration Is Calling the Viral Story of My ICE Job Offer a Lie. Good Thing I Kept the Receipts. Laura Jedeed
The administration that lies all the time is now lying about me. And I can prove it.
I’m Trying to Be Discreet on a Dating Site. One Mistake Could Blow My Secret Wide Open. Rich Juzwiak and Jessica Stoya
Would this be an actual disadvantage in finding connections?