All is fair in love and elections?

Georgia’s gubernatorial race is now a three-way showdown.

How did Ashley Pérez’s novel Out of Darkness get blackballed from schools across the country?

Comedian Quinta Brunson gives lessons in laughs on ABC’s Abbott Elementary.

This week on the Waves, the Nation’s abortion access correspondent weighs in on what’s happening outside of the Supreme Court.

The courts’ arrival in the modern era came with some unexpected tradeoffs.

Republicans have blocked nearly all consideration of gun laws in Michigan. After the latest tragedy, Democrats are trying to revive the debate

The tennis player unraveled China’s carefully-curated image.

An interview with the guy in charge of making it happen.

When it comes to abortion rights, conservatives played the long game.

A travel expert explains how to avoid COVID --and racist microaggressions-- while traveling abroad.

The Veep’s approval ratings are abysmal. How much of that is her fault?

In the post-Dorsey era, Twitter will try to grow as large as its competitors. Is that a good thing?

A trove of documents revealed just how involved he was in his brother’s damage control.

A new variant is here. How worried should we be?

Biden’s infrastructure bill promises more funding for a broken industry. But money isn’t all that’s needed.

Will one university’s decision to scrap the test send shockwaves across higher education?

Chef Vallery Lomas baked her way out of an unhappy law career, and into reality show stardom.

To celebrate a very Waves Thanksgiving, we dig into how texture explains why women end up managing the leftovers.

An unlikely alliance on guns.

Are Americans doing inflation to themselves?

Writer Zeba Blay on how Black women writers are flipping the script in pop culture criticism.

As Taylor Swift and Adele release new music, we reflect on the place they’ve taken in our hearts and ears, and what’s next for each of them.

Is space a battlefront, a garbage dump, or both?

In his bid for Texas governor, the candidate is hoping the third time’s the charm.