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Argentina and Scotland Played the World Cup’s Most Exciting Game Yet

Both teams were desperate. Neither got what it needed.

The Democratic Presidential Candidates Gave the NYT a Bunch of Answers. Here Are the Interesting Ones.

Unexpected mentions: The Cleveland Browns quarterback, brightly colored underwear, and a glass of whiskey.

Julie Ertz Plays the USWNT’s Most Crucial Position. She’s About to Get Her First Real Test.

How aggressive can she afford to be against Sweden?

Don McGahn Must Testify

The president can’t silence the former White House counsel while attacking his testimony to Mueller.

The Angle: If Only the Racist Remarks Had Been a Deepfake

Hanna Stotland sees a lot of her past in Kyle Kashuv’s present.

Sen. Josh Hawley Wants to Stop Internet Censorship by Censoring the Internet

Even if you think big media companies are genuinely biased against conservatives, this bill cannot possibly be the solution.

Kushner’s New Mideast Peace Strategy: Avoid the Hard Stuff for As Long As Possible

Jared is either a master of Zen diplomacy or he’s just stalling.

How to Make Your Own Forky, the Breakout Star of Toy Story 4

So easy even a kid could do it ... right?

Meet James O. Eastland, the Senator Joe Biden Keeps Waxing Nostalgic About

“At least there was some civility,” Biden said Tuesday, recalling his days working with an ardent segregationist.

This Back-Door Approach to Combating Deepfakes Won’t Work

It’s tempting to turn to an established legal framework here. But it’s not the solution.