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The power of abstraction, set to a slapstick score
Plus: Death in Rafah. The SAT is back. Elon Musk.
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Trump can’t find anyone to spot him $464 million. Would you?
Suretors are nervous the former president is a bad bet? Shocking.
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Earth? No thanks, say extraterrestrials.
Bypassing our planet. The value of the World Trade Organization and support for parents. And bussing for D.C.’s most vulnerable students.
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A failure to communicate
Michael Ramirez cartoon on the Joe Biden special counsel transcript.
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Outlawing abortion is just the start for some conservative judges
Now teens in Texas can’t obtain contraceptives without their parents being informed and granting approval.
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Is the Trump portrayal in media too generous? Erik Wemple is answering your questions.
Erik’s Q&A with readers is at 12 p.m. ET on Monday, March 18. Submit your questions.
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Spring: Abstraction as ruin
Artist Amy Sillman’s animated video conjures our unfurling world
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U.S. religious freedom effort gets an unwelcome message in Saudi Arabia
A U.S. delegation ends its Saudi trip early after a rabbi is ordered to remove his kippah.
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Despite McAfee’s jabs, Willis stays on Trump’s case. For now.
Willis might have been treated unfairly, but a successful prosecution should take priority.
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Now, ‘qualified immunity’ fans justify jailing a forgetful grandmother
The Supreme Court will hear the case of Sylvia Gonzalez, who ran afoul of city officials in a Texas suburb by criticizing the way local government was run.
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Colleges are realizing they can’t ignore the truth, even if it hurts
Standardized tests are not a measurement of innate human value, but they do measure things that matter.
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Joe Manchin: Our energy policy is a success. President Biden should be proud.
Our energy independence is the result of a balanced approach — using oil and gas as well as wind and solar.
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The real reason women are having fewer kids
Falling fertility rates are a major economic problem. We (still) don’t have good solutions.
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Musk is a MAGA megaphone and a federal contractor. That’s a problem.
His noxious views and reported drug-taking ought to prompt a rethinking of U.S. defense and intelligence reliance on his services.
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Is Elon Musk’s philanthropy just a form of self-help?
Elon Musk’s charitable giving appears to be close to home. Will he ever step up?
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What these moms and women think Katie Britt missed
Women don’t want fear, and they don’t want to be pandered to.
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It’s Putin, again
Ann Telnaes cartoon on Vladimir Putin and the Russian election.
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