In two weeks, congressional Democrats will return to Washington with the authority to investigate a White House that is suspected of foreign collusion, conflicts of interest and mismanagement of the federal government.
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Conflicts, corruption, Russian influence and politicizing government are just some of the areas of inquiry they have proposed.
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From ‘Girlfight’ to ‘Destroyer,’ her movies are distinguished by her willingness not to revel in brutality but to look it in the face.
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The prosecution of naturalized United States citizens is a sign of a gathering storm.
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After More Than Two Decades of Work, a New Hebrew Bible to Rival the King James
The pre-eminent scholar Robert Alter has finally finished his own translation.
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Wild Speculation Isn’t Worth Much. A ‘Theory,’ However...
Just one word adds the sheen of science to its perplexing opposite: half-baked fantasies, desperate to reach a desired conclusion.
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This Sandwich Is a Luxurious Holiday Gift to You
Caviar on white toast celebrates excess while honoring the lean times too.
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Should Kids Whose Parents Could Earn Higher Salaries Get Financial Aid?
The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on whether the children of parents who could earn higher salaries should qualify for financial aid and more.
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Trevante Rhodes Wants to Challenge How Hollywood Portrays Black Men
The actor on Barry Jenkins, Susanne Bier and whether actors of color should make more socially progressive films.
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Two persons needed: one to command the animal to slide onto a platform and keep still, the other to dry the mammary region and work the pump.
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New Sentences: From ‘Evening in Paradise,’ by Lucia Berlin
There’s a dark joy in the feelings we’re not supposed to have.
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Behind the Cover: Trump’s Inquisitors
For this issue, a look at three Democrats who will soon have the power to investigate the White House.
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