Republicans are kicking off a gerrymandering arms race that Democrats can’t win, according to the analysis of most election watchers. The question now is whether Democrats can generate enough seats to ...

At the time of the interview, however, he was not in New Jersey at all. Rather, Ciattarelli was in Israel. His Democratic opponent, meanwhile, was appealing to the state’s Black voters, naming ...

The argument is so preposterous it feels unlikely that even this far-right Supreme Court, complete with three justices appointed by President Donald Trump, would struggle to pretend that the mere ...

But as the heads of CPB, PBS and NPR have separately warned, the real loss will be in rural areas like Eureka, California’s KEET-TV. CPB funding accounts for nearly half of its operating budget. The ...

Tres is part of a collective called the Be Another Lab, which uses immersive technology to help people better understand what it is like to be someone else through virtual embodiment. It’s one ...

Trump is transforming the White House, a once-restrained neoclassical structure, into something like one of Saddam Hussein’s ...

The press has turned scraps into something ceremonial. Even budget dinners, the kind you’d normally rush through, take on the gravity of occasion when they emerge golden, oozing, crisp-edged. We kept ...

Spend enough time scrolling online, and you’re bound to stumble across a photo of a mega-rest stop in Breezewood, Pennsylvania. It’s a stretch about half a mile long on Route 30, where 3.5 million ...

David Super, a legal historian at Georgetown University, told Salon that in terms of “the issue of overt defiance, it really hasn't happened squarely. ” ...

“I don't purport to be inside the heads of people that are issuing these orders, but it seems to me that their intention is more messaging than it is actually changing the law,” Emily Berman ...

But after the salon, she emerges with a full, beautiful head of curls. “Our hair designer actually storyboarded Nina’s hair beginning to end in the movie,” said Hudes.

The summer of 2023 was all about tomatoes, but not in the way you probably envisioned. Tomatoes became more than just a seasonal cooking staple — they became an aesthetic, an online trend and a ...