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Spy Magazine’s Anniversary Chronicle of a Certain Short-Fingered Vulgarian

In a letter, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said that visitors “should know” about a museum director’s ideological bias.

Science will never be able to give a completely objective description of the world. That should make us humbler—and wiser.

Hoping to break a 94-year losing streak, Kansas Democrats have turned to Adam Hamilton, a Methodist pastor whose mood may not match his party’s.

Han Solo is a fascinating character (yes, I know, Harrison Ford¹ would disagree), which is why I love writing about him so much. Not so much his character traits, but more his relationship to the Rebel Alliance in the Original Trilogy and why he's even there in the first

Every lake is Lake America, and every gulf is the Gulf of America.

A third Dan Sullivan — a former Anchorage mayor — has weighed in on the competitive Senate race, endorsing Sen. Dan S. Sullivan over former teacher Dan J. Sullivan.

The darkest Land of the Lost reboot imaginable is also a sincere family drama and the perfect training-wheels horror film. People will watch this for generations.

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With “Coyote vs. Acme,” Ian Frazier, a soft-spoken reporter and humorist, has finally gone Hollywood.

We, too, were shocked they still existed

The Brink of War, a new film about the Reykjavik summit, is too kind to the Gipper.

Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey is full of contradictions about deceit and violence.

The Atlantic contributing writer Ian Bogost and senior editor Chris Suellentrop discuss Bogost’s new book, The Small Stuff: How to Lead a More Gratifying Life.

A daily logic puzzle where you deduce who is a criminal!

He said there wouldn’t be any more scandals, but a new Politico report threatens to end his Senate campaign in Maine.

Bernardo de Gálvez helped win the Revolution. Can he win over 21st-century America?