Travelers through some of the busiest U.S. airports can expect to learn Thursday whether they’ll see fewer flights as the government shutdown drags into a second month. The…
Read more FAA readies to list airports getting reduced flights during the government shutdownSACRAMENTO — California’s push to redraw the state’s congressional districts to favor Democrats faced early opposition Tuesday during legislative hearings, a preview of the obstacles ahead for Gov. Gavin Newsom…
Read more California Republicans push Democrats on transparency, timeline for redistrictingJust as the trees have begun to lose their leaves in Granite City, Ill., and fall begins to take on the early shades of winter, Victoria Boyd feels…
Read more Petal meets mettle: The volunteers who fly in every year to decorate Rose Parade floatsEarlier this month, Taison Bell walked into the intensive-care unit at UVA Health and discovered that half of the patients under his care could no longer breathe on…
Read more Winter Illness This Year Is a Different Kind of UglyFor most of his life, Mitt Romney has nursed a morbid fascination with his own death, suspecting that it might assert itself one day suddenly and violently. He…
Read more What Mitt Romney Saw in the SenateNo one wants to appear before a judge as a criminal defendant. But court is a particularly inhospitable place for Donald Trump, who conceptualizes the value of truth…
Read more The Courtroom Is a Very Unhappy Place for Donald Trump“Let’s travel now to moonlit valleys blanketed with heather,” Harry Styles says to me. The pop star’s voice—just shy of songful, velvet-dry—makes it seem as if we’re at…
Read more Your Phone Is a Mindfulness TrapThe pandemic initiated a slew of transformations, and though many have not stuck, one indisputably has: Telehealth is booming in America. This golden age of electronic engagement has…
Read more There’s No Such Thing as a Casual Interaction With Your Doctor Anymore
