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A New York judge’s decision undermines the former president’s image as a “deals guy.”

If shopping on the site feels different now, that’s because it is.

Brian Jordan Alvarez’s ode to sitting makes him the latest comedian to wring ineffable joy out of a very viral, very silly song.

Images from this year’s design competition, showcasing inventive and wearable works of art

The courts are finally catching up to a man who has long behaved as though there would never be any consequences for his deceptions.

Not even the Roberts Court is willing to brook open defiance to its rulings.

A new four-part documentary on Apple TV+ celebrates the era of the supermodel without interrogating what it meant for the rest of us.

“Our century-long love affair with all things automotive dooms the driverless concept to a niche market,” one reader argues.

Gareth Edwards’s new movie is wall-to-wall action, set in a future where AI has already failed to save the world.

Not every piece of published research needs to be heartfelt.

Yearning for a blank slate crosses the ideological spectrum—but sooner or later, new places will face the same old problems.

It can have my next one too.

The question is not why the Court has so many controversies, but why they generate so much more outrage than they used to.

Eugene Stoner wanted to design a modern rifle for the U.S. military. Today, it’s a weapon of choice for mass shooters.

The world first heard of my hometown only after Russia destroyed it.

But so far none is in sight.

Reconstruction-era opponents of racial equality popularized the charge that protecting civil rights would amount to the end of capitalism.

Y3000, the latest Coke flavor, was purportedly made with the assistance of AI. What does it taste like?