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Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham are very different off the soccer pitch. On it, they've given their country its best chance of glory in sixty years.

Shiva Naipaul's newly reissued book of reportage about the Jonestown Massacre, "Journey to Nowhere," from 1980, is far less interested in the trope of the charismatic cult leader than in the mechanisms of belief.

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If you focus on writing a thousand words a day, you won't feel overwhelmed by the fact that you've been trapped in a submarine for the past year and a half.

Member of an anti-Yankee camp: seven letters.

The World Cup replay system has fostered a very contemporary kind of paranoia about who controls the machines.

After winning close to half of Latinos in 2024, Donald Trump's approval rating among those voters has collapsed. Democrats shouldn't celebrate.

Can you make a longer word with each new letter?

From the daily newsletter: Jonathan Blitzer reports on the conditions inside Camp East Montana, in Texas.