The Trump administration touted Stargate as a 500 billion dollar investment in American data centers. So far, it hasn't panned out.

The Tea app betrayed the women it was supposed to keep safe.

A new book profiles three heroic judges who might just restore your faith in the courts.

Your safety? There isn’t an app for that.

They used to go to the moon. Now they rely on contractors.

Jerome Powell can stay and fight, or take the road of less resistance and quit.

Clinics for trans youth are closing, incorrect passports have been issued, and trans people are having to make emergency health care plans, even in blue states.

It doesn’t mean the economy’s doing all that great.

Is your skincare/skirt/vacation island as good as the real thing?

These guys are behaving like they’ll never face consequences.

How Trump didn’t (and did) get Stephen Colbert cancelled.

Why an Israeli-American Holocaust scholar felt he had to speak up.

The federal agency can’t be abolished with the stroke of a pen. But it can be put on the austerity path to oblivion.

We break down how an office affair, Chris Martin, and the internet created one of 2025’s best monocultural moments of the year.

It’s time to get in the muck.

Those who won’t listen to health officials did listen to their neighbors and classmates.

Grok’s antisemitic posting spree was a glimpse of an unregulated AI future.

The Roberts Court seemed skeptical of Trump’s immigration tactics at first. What changed?