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DOGE operatives claim that mass layoffs are necessary to prevent the U.S. government from going bankrupt. Let’s do the math.

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“For a long time, Silicon Valley has wanted to try to replace the government, and has thought that they would be better at ...

It is less than fitting that an air of enigma should attend the final act of Hackman’s life. Although his onscreen persona ...

Even as the Academy increasingly recognizes independent productions, a blockbuster mentality still governs the almost ...

David Leonhardt—who until recently ran the New York Times’ flagship newsletter, “The Morning”—has been trying to understand ...

Any Oscars ceremony where most of the big prizes go to “Anora” and “The Brutalist”—two blazingly intelligent, vividly ...

There’s the game itself, and then there are the parties and promotions, a glad-handing orgy for the sports-entertainment ...

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After the Yankees reversed their longtime beard ban, facial-hair experts, including ZZ Top’s Billy F. Gibbons, weighed in.

Nate Vince, a park staffer whose job was just terminated, unfurled a giant upside-down flag on the side of the rock dome.