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The Devastating Oddness of E. Jean Carroll’s Trump Accusation

Carroll already knows the ways she will fail expectations.

For Joy-Ann Reid, Women Could Be the “Hungriest Constituency” in 2020—and Get What They Want.

Black voters swung the vote in 2008, and white xenophobic ones in 2016. In 2020, women could fill that role.

E. Jean Carroll Told Her Story Anyway

This is the water women swim in.

Obama Made the Legal Case That Trump Could Use to Attack Iran

Thanks, Obama.

Top Oregon Democrats Say Climate Change Bill Is Dead After GOP Senators Fled the State

But is it really?

On The Hills: New Beginnings, the Fix for Fame’s Problems Is More Fame

Lauren Conrad skips the reality show’s reunion, having won the ultimate prize: being famous enough not to need The Hills.

The Census Case Is Shaping Up to Be the Biggest Travesty Since Bush v. Gore

The government’s conduct in the pending Supreme Court case about adding a citizenship question to the census has gone from indefensible to outrageous.

It’s Never Too Late to Start Your Avatar: The Last Airbender Journey. Here’s a Map.

It’s still one of the most beloved—and intricate—children's shows ever made. Yip yip.

“Who Is That Guy?” A Guide to the Underdogs of the 2020 Democratic Debates

Featuring the author of 21 Spiritual Lessons for Surrendering Your Weight Forever—and more!

Monday’s “A Closer Look” Segment on Late Night With Seth Meyers Shows Just How Much the Show Has Changed During the Trump Era

For one thing, Donald Trump is a walking punchline.