"You can mock Lindell, dismiss him, or call him a crackhead, but none of this will seem particularly funny when we truly have an illegitimate president in the White House and a total breakdown of law and order," @anneapplebaum  writes:

Pro-Trump vaccine resistance exacts a harsh cost from pro-Trump loyalists. But it hurts the vaccinated, too, @davidfrum  writes:

"Why is my name used to refer to events I had no hand in?" @amamaknox —wrongfully convicted of the murder of Meredith Kercher—writes that the new Matt Damon film, "Stillwater," is not the first creative project to profit at her expense:

With Amazon’s “The Pursuit of Love,” Nancy Mitford finally gets a modern TV adaptation, but the result is anything but faithful, @sophieGG  writes:

"Whatever [Amy] Chua had done this time, it was either so terrible that it was unspeakable, or so minuscule that it didn’t warrant mentioning," writes @ebruenig .

"Blue America’s model faces its most consequential stress test in one of its safest states, where a spectacular run of almost unbroken prosperity could be killed by a miserly approach to opportunity," @conor64  writes:

What if the mountains of paperwork required to access government programs are by design? @AnnieLowrey  reports on the “time tax.”

Pro-Trump vaccine resistance exacts a harsh cost from pro-Trump loyalists. But it hurts the vaccinated, too, @davidfrum  writes:

A climate project based on the idea that we can store carbon in soil recently received $30 million from Jeff Bezos. But many soil researchers aren't convinced by the underlying science, writes @GabrielPopkin  for @QuantaMagazine .