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This Woman Is Staging Ukraine’s Most Daring Rescue Ops

By Stefan Weichert

Olga Zaitsova risks her life every day driving to the front line to save people caught right in the middle of a war zone.

‘Emily in Paris’ Is More Wonderfully Ridiculous Than Ever

By Fletcher Peters

The dialogue is ridiculous. The fashion is shocking. The storylines are absurd. Which is all to say, welcome back to the best show on television. We’ve missed you.

The Real Shocking Revelation in the ‘Harry & Meghan’ Series

By Keli Goff

The vicious backlash to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle speaking about institutional discrimination shows how high the barriers for Black women remain.

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Ukraine’s Zelensky Gets Ammo AND a Ride in Trip to D.C.

By Barbie Latza Nadeau

The Ukrainian president has said he will present U.S. officials with a Ukrainian flag from embattled Bakhmut to thank America for the provision of weapons.

Will Legal Weed Make a Thailand Hotspot the Next Amsterdam?

By Lucie Grace

Clubs, cafes, restaurants, and, of course, the famed night markets—in Thailand's second city of Chiang Mai, weed has a lot of entrepreneurs seeing green.

Twitter Became Way Too Important to Journalists. Let It Die.

By Freddie deBoer

The social media site is a high school popularity contest that creates echo chambers and stifles diversity of thought in the news media.

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The Cringiest Moments From Bizarre Right-Wing Convention

By The Daily Beast

The conservative youth group’s annual conference has become a strange but poignant indicator of which direction the right wing of the Republican party is headed. Hear more on our Fever Dreams podcast.

New GOP Senate Campaign Boss Tries to Learn From Failures

By Ursula Perano

The new NRSC chairman Steve Daines won't exactly be picking up where Rick Scott left off—at least, not if Republicans want to win.

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Why Eric Adams’ Most Popular Policies Are His Most Hated

By Harry Siegel

Somehow, it’s become a scandal among activists and media that New York City’s mayor wants more severely mentally ill people living on the street to get evaluated for care.

Bill Nighy Gives the Performance of His Career in ‘Living’

By Nick Schager

The veteran actor plays a quiet, curmudgeonly man whose outlook changes when he learns he only has months to live. Don’t be surprised when Nighy becomes an Oscar nominee for this.

‘We’re Just Meat’: Russian Military Keeps Killing Own Troops

By Allison Quinn

We have “more losses from our own” than from the Ukrainians, a Russian soldier admits to his mother.

Prince Andrew Is the Human Shield Protecting Harry’s Title

By Tom Sykes

Any move to strip Harry of his title would force the same questions to be asked about other disgraced royals—most notably Prince Andrew.

‘Avatar 2’ Is Really the Story of a Boy and His Whale

By Barry Levitt

The first “Avatar” earned comparisons to movies like “Pocahontas.” The movie “Way of Water” most resembles? Every “boy and his dog” (or whale) movie you’ve ever seen—in a good way.

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