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In Broad City’s Series Finale, It’s Us Who Must Move On

This antic series gave its dynamic duo a surprisingly sincere send-off.

Resign? The Only Thing Rep. Adam Schiff Dropped Is the Mic.

The House Intelligence Committee chairman’s peers tried to smear him as a Trump/Russia conspiracy peddler. He had none of it.

New York Set to Become Second State to Ban Plastic Bags, While Florida Considers Banning Bans

New Yorkers alone burn through 23 billion plastic bags each year.

The Administration Is Handing Its Enemies Tools to Topple Trump the Usual Way

The days since Barr’s Mueller report summary have been a gift to Democrats.

In Christian Circles, the Debate Over Leggings and Female Butts Has Been Raging With Special Urgency

The stakes are not just which pants are flattering, but which pants are godly.

Someone Dumped Me Because of How I Kiss. How Bad Can I Be?

What, more tongue?

Trump Now Wants to Fund the Special Olympics After Three Years of Budget Proposals to Defund It

“I heard about it this morning,” Trump said Thursday.

Everything You Wanted to Know About the Two-Wombed Woman Who Gave Birth Twice in 26 Days

And a few things you didn’t know you wanted to know.

In Boeing, a Lesson: Even When the Stakes Are Highest, Companies Can’t Successfully Regulate Themselves.

The Federal Aviation Administration needs to step it up.

The Jane the Virgin Season Premiere Breathes New Life Into the Most Clichéd Soap-Opera Twist

Jane the Virgin is back, and it’s going where many, many telenovelas have gone before.