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Will SCOTUS kill the gerrymander?
Rulings on obvious partisan gerrymanders in Wisconsin and Maryland offer John Roberts the chance to make history
"Fox & Friends" is scandalizing probe
Fox & Friends" is attempting to scandalize what appears to be a typical counterintelligence probe
GOP is aiding Trump's slide into fascism
It's all to "save the president's skin"
Christian media reshaping US politics
A historical lens to how evangelists changed — and continue to change — American politics
Don’t call it food waste
Food startups are diverting raw materials from the landfill and developing markets for upcycled products
Informants aren't spies
An FBI historian examines the role informants play in the intelligence community
"Mixed reality" is a burgeoning market
From VR headsets to manufacturing, the mixed reality space is only starting to take off
America’s graying population in 3 maps
Where do baby boomers live?
"Roseanne" bungles opioid addiction
The depiction of opioid addiction on "Roseanne" isn't doing public health practitioners any favors
The fraud of personality quizzes
A quirky quiz probably isn’t going to tell you much about your innermost essence
Poll flips left
Many conservatives cited the poll as a sign that the blue wave would hit a wall this fall, but now it has adjusted
Memorial Day, tradition and potato salad
Returning to a family barbecue with happy news about the future makes stark all that has changed around a tradition
Why autonomous vehicles have "levels"
What can this car do on its own, and what does it still need human help with?
"Solo" suffers in box office
The movie failed to attract an audience close to the size of its predecessors, as moviegoers ask why Disney made it
Syria: A homeland I've never seen
I was born in Manhattan in the Syrian diaspora to an Arab father and a white mother, an unruly thread come loose
The Fourth Estate: No "fake news" here
Liz Garbus' documentary series about The New York Times in the Trump era may drag, but it does not fail journalism
Media snacks change the workplace
A quick distraction is at our fingertips – and app developers know it
Giuliani takes CNN viewers on a ride
In an interview Giuliani says Mueller's investigation is "illegitimate" because basis for it came from "Spygate"
How Nestle exploits Michigan's water
All bottled water comes from somewhere
NYT's subtle racism in drug stories
NYT's sympathetic coverage of white moms struggling with opioids contrasts with its hysteria over "crack babies"
VT passed a drug importation law
Here's what to expect from Vermont's new law, which intends to tackle constantly climbing prescription prices
America's "Tailspin" and history
Steven Brill's new book on the rise of modern inequality is important, but to fix it we need a bigger picture