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Smart Watch: “Valley of the Boom,” “Corporate” returns, and “The Dictator’s Playbook” on PBS
Melanie McFarland
Before Internet gazillionaires were rich enough to launch Teslas into space, they were battling for dominance
“Replicas” review: Keanu Reeves’ awful cloning thriller is a hilarious mess
David Ehrlich
“Replicas” is a cloning thriller so carelessly stupid that it often feels like a mad science experiment gone wrong
Trump’s prime-time power play: Will this be a “take to the streets” moment?
Bob Cesca
If Trump uses his speech on Tuesday night to declare a state of emergency, it's time to shut down his presidency
“Morning Joe” calls out Mike Pence over his border lies
Travis Gettys
Scarborough shamed the vice president for amplifying Trump’s lies
Is time finally up for R. Kelly? “Surviving” series shows why he’s been protected for so long
Melanie McFarland
The women accusing R. Kelly of abuse have largely been faceless. This series centers their pain. Will that matter?
The road map for Trump’s final 10 months
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Nixon’s fall was more rapid than you think. Trump’s end will come at the same pace
If Trump thinks 2018 was a nightmare, just wait until he sees what 2019 has in store for him
Lucian K. Truscott IV
A Congress with subpoena power & 17 investigations beyond Mueller's "WITCH HUNT," the hits will just keep on coming
Best of 2018: I am a “MasterChef” survivor
Jessie Glenn
Have you ever wondered what kind of person auditions for reality TV? Here's my story, and what I saw
With a limited on-screen presence, autistic characters have emerged in another medium: fan fiction
Jonathan Alexander
The Harry Potter universe has become a popular setting for fan fiction stories featuring autistic characters
Happy New Year, kind of: America on a knife edge as 2019 begins
Andrew O'Hehir
What kind of country are we as the New Year begins? Have we given up on the promises of Jefferson and Lincoln?
“The Russians are delighted”: Ex-CIA officer explains why Putin is pleased by Trump’s Syria plan
Tana Ganeva
"This is foreign policy malpractice," former CIA operative Bob Baer said
The 10 best TV episodes of 2018: A highly subjective list
Melanie McFarland
In this year of quantity, even the most watchable shows were uneven. These hours, however, stand out from the crowd
Best of 2018: Aliens at the dinner table
Keith A. Spencer
My family didn't argue about politics or religion. Our major source of contention at dinner was UFOs
10 best “Saturday Night Live” political sketches of 2018
Matthew Rozsa
From Baldwin's iconic portrayal of Trump to Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro reenacting "Meet the Parents"
Author of Neil Armstrong biography “First Man”: He understood “the place of humankind in the cosmos”
Chauncey DeVega
James Hansen, author of the biography that spawned the Ryan Gosling film, on what he learned from Neil Armstrong
Sleep deeper with this ultra-comfortable eye mask
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The Manta Sleep Mask & Blackout Stickers block out every ray of light for a more restful night’s sleep
10 best TV shows of 2018: The continuing crippling horror of the year-end TV list
Melanie McFarland
There are 495 scripted TV series on this year. Your favorite might not make this list
Russian interference and American racism: From the Cold War to the 2016 election
Paul Rosenberg
Soviet pressure during the Cold War pushed America into important reforms. But those didn't go nearly far enough
Why Argentina’s new loans from the IMF are spurring unrest and deepening social and economic crisis
Celina della Croce
The IMF has a long history of strong-arming the direction of Argentina’s policies and economy
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