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The budget fight was about vice signaling, not spending.
Entertainment musts from Olga Khazan
Besides, you probably know all the words.
The UAW strike could energize labor activity in the U.S., but the stakes are high for union leaders.
A New York judge’s decision undermines the former president’s image as a “deals guy.”
But so far none is in sight.
How we arrived at the brink of a government shutdown—and how the power to avert it lies with Kevin McCarthy
Entertainment musts from Ross Andersen
Buzzwords are ways to make the banal sound thrilling, but they can also gloss over real issues such as layoffs.
How Mark Milley worked to avert catastrophe
David A. Graham discusses Hunter’s messy month—and how Donald Trump and House Republicans are seeking to use his troubles against his father
The strike isn’t likely to reshape the national economy, but its effects will still be acutely felt.
Serious times require serious citizens.
Entertainment musts from Annie Lowrey
TikTok is the latest social-media platform to break into commerce—even though users aren’t exactly clamoring for it.
Mitt Romney foresees a disaster.
Katherine J. Wu explains how to think about the shots being rolled out this fall.
The Fourteenth Amendment versus the 45th president
Ryan Salame, who pleaded guilty to two charges last week, was known as a “budding Republican mega-donor.”
Entertainment musts from Mark Leibovich