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The display of a false binary reinforces the idea that not fully giving yourself to one or the other means you are falling short as a mother and woman.

The savvy, witty movie from director Gore Verbinski stakes out an explicitly anti-AI and, more broadly, anti-digital-age position that is refreshing.

Instead of lowering rents as he promised, one of Mandami's first acts as mayor will be to raise rents on the voters who put him in office.

We will know that the 1990s are really over when we are allowed to know the full story of Jeffrey Epstein.

Progressives have always been more reluctant to mount primary challenges against insufficiently zealous incumbents.

The postliberals have a valid critique, but their diagnosis makes a simple but lethal error. Saving the West depends on getting it right.

People who think curling is barely a sport are badly misunderstanding it and missing out on one of the great Olympic athletic spectacles.

The tension between charisma and villainy is at the heart of Malice, Amazon's six-episode saga of fanatical revenge.

"But the plan," I replied, "was almost certain to be an abortion. So why wait?" There was a long pause on the other end of the phone.

Ultimately, the missing factor in any structural assessment of what Hollywood does, or does not, do, is taste.