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How Kamala Harris became an inspiring figure

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Trump has vowed to launch a mass operation that could involve a force larger than the U.S. Army—and he promises that it will be a “bloody story.”

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Campaigns spend billions on ads that change outcomes by a few points, if at all. Here’s where the money goes—and how it drives our political parties.

Instead of offering empathy, look at what the right wing does when it seizes power.

Like a string of recent shows and films, Alfonso Cuarón’s new miniseries starring Cate Blanchett flips without warning.

But they’re still being very careful about how they do it.

Artificial intelligence won’t change votes, but it will distract from more important questions about the role of technology in American society.

This is no ordinary campaign, but it is exactly the campaign we needed at this extraordinary historic juncture.

The Founders didn’t believe the Constitution had a fixed meaning. So why do so many of the justices?

Runners do something utterly natural but they do it in a way that strikes us as superhuman.

Sociologist Jessica Calarco interviewed ten families. She found women working overtime to hold society together.

Meat-eaters put themselves through an extraordinary array of mental contortions to defend their habit. Here's why it's so hard to put down the burger.

Driven by personal grievances and a misguided sense of their own exceptionalism, tech titans are swerving right and amplifying reactionary MAGA politics.