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FALLEN HEROES RETURN HOME

Putting Presidential Speech Behind a Paywall

The New Space Superpower?

TAKE FIVE • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD

Bomb Voyage

ICE Body Cams: Nothing to See Here

The Childless Bachelor Who Started a Dynasty

White House Baby Boom—or Bust

$87.6B

Famous Last Words Edition

A Side of Uncertainty

Follow the (Campus) Money

THE ARCHIVES 1965

Smarter or Cheaper? China’s Bet on AI

Wrong End of the Stick

TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT • Democrats want 18-year terms for Supreme Court justices. Despite public support, making it happen is still a long shot

A DREAM GROWS IN SAVANNAH • The Georgia outpost is easily one of America’s most gorgeous and complex cities, a poem to be penciled about possibilities

Trump’s Bad Options in Iran

CONCRETE ENEMY • From death threats to bullets, the backlash against data centers is upending local politics—and it is only getting started

A WAGER THAT WORKED • Six months after U.S. forces captured Nicolás Maduro, the chaos critics predicted for Venezuela has not materialized—despite a devastating earthquake no one planned for. Here’s what the skeptics got wrong

BIG STARS, BIGGER MESSAGE • Tom Holland says Spider-Man: Brand New Day tackles loneliness

Serving a New Sentence • After prison and Congress, Santos reports for reality TV duty

Mountain Girl, Marquee Lights • Dolly Parton brings her rags-to-rhinestones story to Broadway

THE REGISTER • WHAT’S ON OUR RADAR THIS WEEK

EVERYONE DESERVES A FAIR HEARING, COMRADES • Why is criticism of Trump democratic scrutiny, while criticism of Zelensky is a favor to Putin?