‘If you do have the phrase, my dear fellow, I would suggest you employ it quickly.’

The November numbers are looking very positive for Democrats in both the House and Senate—Trump’s allies are calling for martial law

Watch now (4 mins) | ICE arrests in America are blowing away monthly records; more than 70 people have died, and American outrage is evidently taking a late September fade

‘My job is to keep em cool and dry em out! I just cool and dry em! I don’t defuse! I ain’t the defuser!’

A U.S. senator at the center of bribery allegations should be an election-year showstopper, but the Supreme Court, Trump’s administration, and much of the mainstream media don’t seem to agree

The C.D.C. has become a nexus of disinformation as the once-eliminated measles virus spikes in the Keystone State and spreads across the U.S.

When a man says don’t mess around with the trunk of his car, a line of long-dead disobedients would advise a fellow to listen

When a man says don’t mess around with the trunk of his car, a line of long-dead disobedients would advise a fellow to listen

Speaker Mike Johnson has pulled the plug on the House until November 9, and he’s done it just in time to protect his orange master from a slew of messy votes

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Trump’s U.S. Supreme Court justices are not quite the compliant puppets he expected—but that doesn’t mean the midterms crisis is over

Surgeries, postures, discomforting parties, revenge as a nickname, the red wetness of dramatic exits

Three albums on vinyl by James O'Brien, bundled for a special collector's price, signed by the artist.

In America, the planners and flyers of the 9/11 planes are still winning

In four months, the deadline on Thomas Massie’s push to get the rest of the Epstein files released will be up—he needs 112 more signatures to get it done

Lost Cassavetes in London; what almost came after ‘Mikey and Nicky’; love is a knife through which you can feel another man’s heart

An ICE vetting chief says the agency handed badges and guns to recruits it never checked, then punished him for saying so. Gangs and insurrectionists have also noticed the open door.

As a whistleblower blows the lid off the U.S. Postal Service’s mail-in ballot woodchipper, the Trump administration has evidently ordered up a midterm elections killswitch

An ‘other’ wolf man, a tale to tell, a sorry story, cycles of the (lupine) heart

The lost Curt Siodmak interview: On Lon Chaney Jr. and the protection of souls, the tolls of the father upon the son, rumors ventured, a sudden disconnect

America needs rare earths to replenish missiles wasted in Iran—but even as troves sit unclaimed in waste piles, the regime is enriching its buddies via mining deals

While Donald J. Trump’s election-interference efforts remain mostly blocked, the Supreme Court has decided once again that Russian roulette is better than sensible harm prevention

Colin Rohipnik’s (infamous) unpublished Economist interview; fragments of Orson Welles; Wilson Spatch on aging