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  1. Darline Graham, the sister of late South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, won a runoff in the Republican primary to replace her brother with strong support from President Donald Trump.
  2. Dolly Parton, the country music legend who became one of America’s most beloved stars, has died at 80.
  3. Two unvaccinated people have died from measles in Pennsylvania, where hundreds of cases have been reported amid a growing outbreak.
  4. ICE arrests hit a record monthly high in July, with nearly 50,000 people taken into custody as the Trump administration presses ahead with mass deportations.

Trump threatens to demolish another DC landmark

The Logoff

The Kennedy Center becomes a hostage to Trump’s renaming demands.

By Cameron Peters

These scientists are super-charging evolution to save coral reefsThese scientists are super-charging evolution to save coral reefs

Climate

Can you read this study and still love football?Can you read this study and still love football?

Today, Explained newsletter

The real reason voters hate data centers so muchThe real reason voters hate data centers so much

Politics

Football is dangerous. Parents are finally steering their kids away from it.Football is dangerous. Parents are finally steering their kids away from it.

Health

Trump’s new attempt to seize control of the Federal Reserve, explainedTrump’s new attempt to seize control of the Federal Reserve, explained

Politics

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  1. Darline Graham, the sister of late South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, won a runoff in the Republican primary to replace her brother with strong support from President Donald Trump.
  2. Dolly Parton, the country music legend who became one of America’s most beloved stars, has died at 80.
  3. Two unvaccinated people have died from measles in Pennsylvania, where hundreds of cases have been reported amid a growing outbreak.
  4. ICE arrests hit a record monthly high in July, with nearly 50,000 people taken into custody as the Trump administration presses ahead with mass deportations.

Football is dangerous. Parents are finally steering their kids away from it.Football is dangerous. Parents are finally steering their kids away from it.

Health

Trump’s new attempt to seize control of the Federal Reserve, explainedTrump’s new attempt to seize control of the Federal Reserve, explained

Politics

How to rebuild your broken attention spanHow to rebuild your broken attention span

You want a baby. Is it ethical to choose surrogacy?You want a baby. Is it ethical to choose surrogacy?

How to tolerate uncertainty in a world that’s full of itHow to tolerate uncertainty in a world that’s full of it

How to rebuild your broken attention spanHow to rebuild your broken attention span

You want a baby. Is it ethical to choose surrogacy?You want a baby. Is it ethical to choose surrogacy?

How to tolerate uncertainty in a world that’s full of itHow to tolerate uncertainty in a world that’s full of it

Culture

Pumpkin spice lattes — and the backlash, and the backlash to the backlash — explainedPumpkin spice lattes — and the backlash, and the backlash to the backlash — explained

Culture

Pumpkin spice is America’s most hatable seasonal flavor. But Starbucks is leaning in even more heavily this year.

By Rebecca Jennings

Politics

The Supreme Court just revived Trump’s attempt to sabotage the 2026 electionThe Supreme Court just revived Trump’s attempt to sabotage the 2026 election

Politics

The bizarre, but temporary, new voting rights decision, explained.

By Ian Millhiser

The Logoff

Trump blows up the US-Canada relationshipTrump blows up the US-Canada relationship

The Logoff

The US-Canada trade war is already getting ugly.

By Cameron Peters

Today, Explained newsletter

The view from a very angry CanadaThe view from a very angry Canada

Today, Explained newsletter

To Americans, the brewing trade war is a policy dispute. To Canadians, it’s a fight for survival.

By Caitlin Dewey

Future Perfect

This transplant surgery could save countless lives. Why aren’t we doing more of them?This transplant surgery could save countless lives. Why aren’t we doing more of them?

Future Perfect

You can give part of your liver away while you’re still alive, but we need better medical infrastructure if we’re going to make the most of them.

By Anusha Subramanian

Podcasts

Is Reddit still for humans?Is Reddit still for humans?

Podcasts

AI comes for the last real place on the internet.

By Hady Mawajdeh and Noel King

Cage-free eggs are worse for the climate. Does it matter?

Future Perfect

Here’s what to consider instead.

By Marina Bolotnikova

Politics

Want to tax the rich? Start with the dead.Want to tax the rich? Start with the dead.

Politics

The rich are dying to avoid taxation.

By Eric Levitz

The Highlight

You want a baby. Is it ethical to choose surrogacy?You want a baby. Is it ethical to choose surrogacy?

The Highlight

The line between medically necessary and elective surrogacy isn’t as tidy as people assume.

By Sigal Samuel

Podcasts

The tragedy of Jason ArdayThe tragedy of Jason Arday

Podcasts

What we should — but probably won’t — learn from the frenzy around racism and DEI in academia.

By Dustin DeSoto and Sean Rameswaram

Future Perfect

America’s murder rate hasn’t been this low in 70 yearsAmerica’s murder rate hasn’t been this low in 70 years

Future Perfect

The country’s murder drop is still a mystery. Baltimore may help explain one piece of it.

By Bryan Walsh

America, Actually

Is Trump dragging Republicans down?Is Trump dragging Republicans down?

America, Actually

Conservative influencer CJ Pearson defends Trump’s record.

By Katie Fossett and Astead Herndon

The Logoff

Trump’s ballroom survives — for nowTrump’s ballroom survives — for now

The Logoff

And it’s already more than half finished.

By Cameron Peters

Today, Explained newsletter

The week the data center backlash explodedThe week the data center backlash exploded

Today, Explained newsletter

Politicians on the left and right are suddenly jumping aboard the anti-data center bandwagon.

By Dylan Scott

Advice

What to do with the 20,000 photos you’re hoarding on your phoneWhat to do with the 20,000 photos you’re hoarding on your phone

Advice

Cloud storage is less permanent than it seems, and your favorite memories deserve to exist IRL.

By Adam Clark Estes

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