For many of Donald Trump’s followers, his appeal has an almost mystical dimension. What happens when the spell breaks?

Matthew Salacuse took hundreds of pictures of New York commuters. Then he forgot about them for more than twenty years.

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For the Uruguayan leader, a longtime icon of the Latin American left, economic fairness was inseparable from human decency.

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On the “free” airplane from Qatar, and an American President with a self-interested foreign policy a sheikh could admire.

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Spotify and YouTube barred the song, which salutes Hitler, from their platforms. It found its audience, anyway.

The death of Parton’s husband, in March, called rare attention to a steadfast union that the fame-friendly country star had ...

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Benito Skinner’s Prime Video series about a closeted jock starts off as a satire of toxic masculinity—and lands somewhere ...