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Sixteen Kids and a Hit Man

Christopher Pence kept adding to his family. Then he decided to remove two people from the mix. By James D. Walsh

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Biden Could Lose the Popular Vote and Still Win

By Ed Kilgore MAGA excitement about good Trump polls in blue states like Virginia misses the point that the battleground map changes and so does the electorate.

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Fetterman, Torres, Jones Chose to Leave Progressives

By Sarah Jones When politicians say the movement left them behind, they ignore their own decisions.

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early and often

Speaker Johnson Is Plotting to Get Trump’s Agenda Passed in 2025

Mike Johnson is already talking about using budget reconciliation to enact tax cuts and budget cuts if Trump wins.

early and often

early and often

Biden Could Lose the Popular Vote and Still Win

MAGA excitement about good Trump polls in blue states like Virginia misses the point that the battleground map changes and so does the electorate.

How Are King Charles & Kate Middleton Doing? Latest Health Updates.

By Margaret Hartmann

Both the king and the princess are battling cancer. Here’s what we know about their health, and how Britain’s royal family is handling the situation.

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presidential pets

presidential pets

Biden Watched His Dog Bite His Way Through the Secret Service

By Margaret Hartmann

Commander Biden’s bite count has jumped from 24 to 36 incidents, and the president witnessed at least three of them.

Fetterman, Torres, Jones Chose to Leave Progressives

When politicians say the movement left them behind, they ignore their own decisions.

the approval matrix

the approval matrix

The Approval Matrix: Kathy and Nathan’s Brat Summer

Our guide to what’s highbrow, lowbrow, brilliant, and despicable.

the city politic

the city politic

Hochul and Adams Are Thinking About Unmasking Subway Riders

The governor has joined the mayor in expressing an openness to some form of a subway mask ban, citing a risk of crime.

the national interest

the national interest

The Insurrationalizers: J.D. Vance Supports ‘America’s Hitler’

By Jonathan Chait

Trump veep auditions continue.

Will Taylor Swift Endorse Joe Biden in 2024?

By Margaret Hartmann

Swift has yet to weigh in on the 2024 election. But despite Trump’s desperate attempts to win her over, another Biden endorsement seems likely.

The Other Big Problem With AI Search

By John Herrman

What if plagiarism is the whole product?

The Supreme Court’s Make-or-Break Decision on Trump

Watch closely because this will be the most important political moment of the summer.

Sixteen Kids and a Hit Man

By James D. Walsh

Christopher Pence kept adding to his family. Then he decided to remove two people from the mix.

the copy department

the copy department

RFK Campaign Spells ‘United States’ Wrong on Ballot Petition

If you want to lead a country, it’s generally good to avoid this kind of thing.

Elon Musk (Kind of) Gets His F-You Money

By Kevin T. Dugan

The world’s third-richest man got a vote of confidence as his control over the company was called into question.

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early and often

If Biden Isn’t the Democrats’ 2024 Candidate, Harris Will Be

Fresh data indicate Democrats like Harris, think she’s electable, and prefer her to rivals. They won’t dump her no matter what happens to her boss.

Fetterman Had History of Speeding Tickets Prior to Weekend Crash

Authorities said the senator was “at fault” for a collision in Maryland on Sunday.

tremendous content

tremendous content

‘Horrible City!’: Why Trump Trashed RNC Site Milwaukee

By Margaret Hartmann

He may be laying the groundwork to skip the Republican National Convention because he’ll be on house arrest. Or he might just despise Wisconsin.

intelligencer chats

intelligencer chats

Do We Really Need National Political Conventions?

By Ed Kilgore, Jonathan Chait, and Benjamin Hart

Our staff debates whether the quadrennial events are a pointless waste of money or valuable messaging opportunities.

Southern Baptists’ Attack on IVF Will Likely Backfire

A resolution calling for restrictions on IVF treatments is far out of line with lay opinion. It may hurt Baptists more than it hurts IVF.

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early and often

All the Details on Trump & Biden’s Weirdly Early 2024 Debate

By Margaret Hartmann

When is it? Which candidates have qualified? Why is this happening so early? Here’s everything you need to know about this very odd showdown.

the national interest

the national interest

Wall Street Journal: Why Does This Mob Crook Keep Getting Charged With Crimes?

By Jonathan Chait

It can’t be the long-standing ties to criminals we once lamented.

Why Does Nathan Wade Keep Giving Interviews?

In a CNN sit-down, the Georgia lawyer, who had been prosecuting Trump, seemed unprepared to answer questions about his relationship with Fani Willis.

The Supreme Court Didn’t Crush Abortion Rights for Once

Justices unanimously rejected a bid to restrict abortion-pill access, but another decision is on the way involving emergency abortions.

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israel-palestine

The Army Officer Who Resigned Over Gaza

“We were never going to really make a big deal about the Israelis bombing hospitals again.”

I Know What the Apple Vision Pro Is For

By Andrew Leland

The headset is already changing disabled users’ lives.