Op-Ed Contributor Can a Tennessee Democrat Pull a Doug Jones? Maybe last fall’s Alabama Senate race wasn’t a fluke after all. By STEVE CAVENDISH
Op-Ed Contributor Are Pretty Good Marvel Superhero Movies the Best Hollywood Can Do? The success of movies like “Avengers: Infinity War” has made it difficult to make truly great pictures. By PETER SUDERMAN
Exposures Excavating My ’90s-Era Childhood Bedroom I found Troll dolls, Seventeen magazine and evidence of the person I am now. By JOSEPHINE SITTENFELD
Michael Hayden: The End of Intelligence How do you brief a president who doesn’t distinguish between truth and lies? By MICHAEL V. HAYDEN
Did I Choose the Wrong College? It didn’t make sense to sign up for debt. I did it anyway. By JENNINE CAPÓ CRUCET
Ida B. Wells and the Lynching of Black Women A new memorial reminds us of how African-American women suffered. By CRYSTAL N. FEIMSTER
The Forgotten Anger of ‘Our Bodies, Ourselves’ A legendary health and sexuality book’s overlooked legacy of righteous political rage. By ELIZABETH GUMPORT
I Want to Be Rich and I’m Not Sorry Money would make me powerful, someone nobody could hurt. By JESSICA KNOLL
Gaming: The System My gamified life may be nutty and sad, but it doesn’t hurt anyone. At least that’s what I thought until a few months ago. By BEN YAGODA
The Most Unpopular Dog in Germany Munich is full of remarkably well-trained dogs. My dog isn’t one of them. By FIROOZEH DUMAS
Gray Matter Why Trump Supporters Don’t Mind His Lies Even when they know the claims are false, they can imagine how they could have been true. By DANIEL A. EFFRON
Op-Ed Contributor How a South Carolina Prison Riot Really Went Down We need to hear from prisoners about the conditions they’re living in. By HEATHER ANN THOMPSON
Can Donald Trump Get a Laugh? He’s not going to be at the White House Correspondents Dinner. But here’s a script for him anyway. By NELL SCOVELL
Op-Ed Columnist Kim Jong-un Sells a Peace Bridge It’s the old game of cheat and repeat. By BRET STEPHENS
Sporting For the Vegas Golden Knights, It’s Not Only Magic on Ice The hockey team has been a smash hit, and a balm for the city. By BRITTANY BRONSON
Loose Ends Job Description for the Dumbest Job Ever You will be responsible for literally everything, including keeping co-workers alive. By KIMBERLY HARRINGTON
Track’s Absurd New Rules for Women Runners like Caster Semenya are told their natural advantage disqualifies them from competition. By ALICE DREGER
Contributing Op-Ed Writer The Demise of Watchdog Journalism in China State oppression has negated years of social progress, casting a pall on the public mood. By HELEN GAO
Nine Rights Every Patient Should Demand We need a Financial Bill of Rights to protect consumers of health care from unfair charges. By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL
Op-Ed Contributor Can a Tennessee Democrat Pull a Doug Jones? Maybe last fall’s Alabama Senate race wasn’t a fluke after all. By STEVE CAVENDISH
Op-Ed Contributor Are Pretty Good Marvel Superhero Movies the Best Hollywood Can Do? The success of movies like “Avengers: Infinity War” has made it difficult to make truly great pictures. By PETER SUDERMAN
Exposures Excavating My ’90s-Era Childhood Bedroom I found Troll dolls, Seventeen magazine and evidence of the person I am now. By JOSEPHINE SITTENFELD
Michael Hayden: The End of Intelligence How do you brief a president who doesn’t distinguish between truth and lies? By MICHAEL V. HAYDEN
Did I Choose the Wrong College? It didn’t make sense to sign up for debt. I did it anyway. By JENNINE CAPÓ CRUCET
Ida B. Wells and the Lynching of Black Women A new memorial reminds us of how African-American women suffered. By CRYSTAL N. FEIMSTER
The Forgotten Anger of ‘Our Bodies, Ourselves’ A legendary health and sexuality book’s overlooked legacy of righteous political rage. By ELIZABETH GUMPORT
I Want to Be Rich and I’m Not Sorry Money would make me powerful, someone nobody could hurt. By JESSICA KNOLL
Gaming: The System My gamified life may be nutty and sad, but it doesn’t hurt anyone. At least that’s what I thought until a few months ago. By BEN YAGODA
The Most Unpopular Dog in Germany Munich is full of remarkably well-trained dogs. My dog isn’t one of them. By FIROOZEH DUMAS
Gray Matter Why Trump Supporters Don’t Mind His Lies Even when they know the claims are false, they can imagine how they could have been true. By DANIEL A. EFFRON
Op-Ed Contributor How a South Carolina Prison Riot Really Went Down We need to hear from prisoners about the conditions they’re living in. By HEATHER ANN THOMPSON
Can Donald Trump Get a Laugh? He’s not going to be at the White House Correspondents Dinner. But here’s a script for him anyway. By NELL SCOVELL
Op-Ed Columnist Kim Jong-un Sells a Peace Bridge It’s the old game of cheat and repeat. By BRET STEPHENS
Sporting For the Vegas Golden Knights, It’s Not Only Magic on Ice The hockey team has been a smash hit, and a balm for the city. By BRITTANY BRONSON
Loose Ends Job Description for the Dumbest Job Ever You will be responsible for literally everything, including keeping co-workers alive. By KIMBERLY HARRINGTON
Track’s Absurd New Rules for Women Runners like Caster Semenya are told their natural advantage disqualifies them from competition. By ALICE DREGER
Contributing Op-Ed Writer The Demise of Watchdog Journalism in China State oppression has negated years of social progress, casting a pall on the public mood. By HELEN GAO
Nine Rights Every Patient Should Demand We need a Financial Bill of Rights to protect consumers of health care from unfair charges. By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL
