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Damon Winter / The New York Times / ... They Support Trump. They Want Him Impeached.
In 2016, 81 percent of voters in Sioux County chose Donald Trump, though some would feel relief if he were impeached.
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Timothy D. Easley / AP The Kentucky Governor’s Race Is a Warning to Republicans
The Republican incumbent couldn’t overcome the unpopularity of the party’s agenda. That doesn’t bode well for the GOP in 2020.
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Eric Nyquist Deadly Algae Are Creeping Northward
In a warming ocean, Alexandrium algae are shredding marine food webs—and disrupting beloved Alaska traditions.
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Photography Tristan Brazier / Getty The Ongoing Horror of #MeToo
She Said, Catch and Kill, and other new books tell stories of monsters brought to account. But their defining mood is not exultation—it’s terror.
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Benjamin K. Edwards Collection / Library of Congress Baseball Is a Civics Education
Baseball is much more than a sport—it’s a wonderful example of a functioning legal system.
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Shutterstock Your Neighbor’s Christian Education, Courtesy of Your Tax Dollars
The Court will hear one of the most notable “Church and state” cases in years.
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Mark Wilson / Win McNamee / Rick Wilking ... How to Survive Impeachment
Former staffers reflect on keeping a besieged administration from falling apart during a scandal.
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Evan Agostini / Invision / AP The Disparate Reactions to a New Woody Allen Film
The Paris premiere of A Rainy Day in New York highlighted the tension between American morality and France’s high-minded belief that the art transcends the artist.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters Why Steve Bullock Refuses to Drop Out
Members of the Clinton diaspora are pleading with the Montana governor to stay in the race, even if the rest of the country doesn’t know who he is.
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Yara Nardi / Reuters Italy’s Transition From One Weak Government to Another
The pact between the populist Five Star Movement and the center-left Democratic Party, engineered to keep Matteo Salvini from power, may have its days numbered.
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Andrew Harnik / AP Facebook Wants a Do-Over on News
This time around, the company would rather you focus on the humans.
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Brian Danaher The Amazon Publishing Juggernaut
What does the e-commerce giant want with the notoriously fickle world of publishing? To own your every reading decision.
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Isaac Dovere / The Atlantic Searching for Beto
The breakout star of the 2018 midterms has had a disappointing 2019 presidential run. Can he turn it around?
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Patrick Semansky / AP / Katie Martin / ... Adam Schiff Is Back From the Wilderness
The House Intelligence Committee chairman opens up about the Mueller investigation.
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Charles Krupa / AP Elizabeth Warren Has Momentum. Can She Build a Movement?
The senator from Massachusetts is on the verge of turning her campaign into something much larger.
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Andrew Harrer / Bloomberg via Getty The ‘Religious Freedom’ Agenda
Trump-administration officials are using a two-word phrase as a rhetorical Swiss Army knife on the world stage.
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Christinne Muschi / Reuters What’s Behind Quebec’s Ban on Religious Symbols
The Canadian province has a complicated relationship with its immigrant communities. Last month, it became the first place in North America to institute such a ban.
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Bryan Woolston / AP Mitch McConnell’s (Un)certain Fate
Amy McGrath will try to do what Beto O’Rourke couldn’t: Remove a high-profile Republican from a deep-red state.
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Peiffer Wolf Carr Kane IVF Mix-Ups Have Broken the Definition of Parenthood
When a New York woman gave birth to twins after IVF, neither baby was related to her, or to each other.
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Jack Wilkes / The LIFE Picture Collection / ... The Bizarre Ways America’s First Spy Agency Tried to Overthrow Hitler
From undercover heiresses to hormone-injected vegetables, the early days of the Office of Strategic Services were marked by colorful hires and wild schemes.
