Chief Justice John Roberts to Alabama: Not So Fast. Dahlia Lithwick and Mark Joseph Stern An Alabama voting rights case provides cover for the high court’s frayed legitimacy.
Why John Roberts Reversed Himself This Time on Voting Rights Dahlia Lithwick There is a story we’ve been telling about Chief Justice John Roberts. It's wrong.
Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Has Begun. Now What? Fred Kaplan Don’t expect any rapid blowouts of Russia’s defensive lines—at least, not yet.
Apple Is Ignoring Something Big About Augmented Reality Jeremy Littau You might not be isolated from other people—but they’re isolated from you.
I Don’t Want to Be the “Poor Mom” in My Book Club Zak Rosen, Jamilah Lemieux, and Elizabeth Newcamp If they’re judgy about your home, they’re probably not your friends…
The Real Risk of Wildfire Smoke to Kids Tim Requarth What to know if your child was exposed to the pollutants.
John Roberts and Brett Kavanaugh Really Did Just Save the Voting Rights Act Mark Joseph Stern It is difficult to overstate the impact of Milligan on voting rights law.
Farewell to the Musician Who Mastered a Very Particular Kind of Sadness Dan Kois The peace of a freshly snow-covered landscape, twinkling in the moonlight.
An Ex-Cop Hawked a COVID Protection “Gimmick.” Then Eric Adams Hired Him to Be NYC’s Sheriff. Yoav Gonen He touted the “virus buster” badge alongside a convicted racketeer. Then there’s…
Samuel Alito’s Wetlands-Destroying Opinion Pretends Physics Doesn’t Exist Louis Derry The water itself can flow back and forth, whether the justices see it with their eyes or not.