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As Tove Jansson's lovable creatures turn eighty, new generations are discovering a world where "trolling" means weathering life's many anxieties.

A scandal over a bag of chips exemplifies all that has gone wrong at City Hall.

A leaked draft of a White House report on how to "Make Our Children Healthy Again" suggests that the Administration will do little to address food safety or nutrition.

How the war in Gaza is dividing scholars of Nazi Germany.

James Boasberg, Emil Bove, and the state of the rule of law.

In a trial over the legality of the President's deployment of the National Guard in Los Angeles, there may be a definitive answer to where his power ends.

Through genetic testing, millions of Americans are estimated to have discovered that their parents aren't who they thought. The news has upended relationships and created a community looking for answers.

Can the legendary former Patriots coach transform U.N.C. football?

The author of "Babel" and "Yellowface" is drawn to stories of striving. Her new fantasy novel, "Katabasis," asks if graduate school is a kind of hell.

In nominating an inexperienced MAGA partisan for commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Donald Trump is chipping away at an essential foundation of the American economy.