Mike Pence, Chris Christie, and Doug Burgum join the fight for the Republican presidential nomination; Oklahoma okays Catholic public-charter school; and Saudi LIV Golf tees up PGA Tour.

Slate Money breaks down SEC lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase

Donald Trump is indicted for a second time; this time he faces the feds. And the Supreme Court holds off on ending the Voting Rights Act – for now.

Lawsuits against two of the biggest crypto exchanges show exactly what the SEC thinks of the industry.

The surprise opinion in voting rights blockbuster Allen v Milligan, from a court in search of a new center (and some respect).

A drag performer and lip-syncer speaks their own truth to Texas lawmakers.

Racial preferences gave Clarence Thomas a leg up. They also made him feel degraded.

The Wagner Group has been crucial to Russia’s war in Ukraine — but now, its leader says the Russian military is targeting… them.

Daphne Gomez on supporting educators, part one.

The first Pride was a protest, after all.

The housing crisis is a nationwide, local problem.

The debt ceiling deal will make getting government benefits harder for a growing, vulnerable population.

Nvidia’s valuation has ballooned off the back of A.I. hype, putting it in league with companies like Apple and Alphabet. Are they here to stay?

Martin Luther King Jr., a Black police mole, and the lie that brought them together.

How can we interrogate the problems with beauty culture…while still enjoying our face masks and lip gloss?

How the ongoing Writers Guild strike affects the entertainment economy

President Joe Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy make a debt-ceiling deal; the Russia-Ukraine war continues; and the Texas House impeaches Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Decisions stripping voting rights and abortion rights paved the way for a rapidly growing and wide-ranging assault on the rights of trans adults, trans kids, and their families.

The first generation to grow up with their entire childhood documented on social media is coming of age—and wondering how to get some privacy.

Gwen Herzig went to the legislature to share her medical expertise on trans health care. What came next was humiliating.

How Clarence Thomas went from an aspiring priest to a campus radical.

What the Illinois AG’s report says about where the church is now.

There are ways to thank vets that would actually make a difference.

The press has to see the Roberts court for the political body it is—and report accordingly.

Sped-up versions of songs are siphoning off already-paltry streaming revenues