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When the estimable Mr. Pierce will propound on our midterminal condition.

Nora Ephron never wanted a mink coat until her mother died. Then she wanted her mother’s coat. So did her sister. A Love Story. 

The very moment I kissed this woman who wasn’t my wife, I realized I’d just passed the point of no return, Robert Huber writes in his essay "The Lies That Bind."

The brand turned 50 this year and celebrated the occasion with a (really damn cool) book chronicling its history.

Street-style savant Josh Peskowitz explores the implications—personal, practical, and philosophical— of really fantastic outerwear.

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America’s hot-take economy has created a kind of smart that is indistinguishable from stupid. These days we’re soaking in it.

"One party is driving the measures to restrict voting in this country," said a union rep, "and it is the other party that is trying to do something about that."

Drew AngererGetty Images It cannot be said that Senators Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema are responsible for placing American democracy on the edge of a cliff. This is a development decades in the making, the result of a ceaselessly radicalizing Republican Party and a Democratic opposition that has often lacked the courage and conviction to stop the slide. But now that we have truly arrived, with Republican state legislatures going all out to suppress the vote—and, crucially, to make it easie...

Sure, some things are actually important. But a lot of things are only important because too many people are paying attention to them.