Clare Malone

Democratic members of Congress are fed up with their party's discourse on identity, but they can't get on board with Donald Trump's campaign to destroy D.E.I.

Free imprisoned Capitol insurrectionists. Someone’s gotta replace all the deported farmworkers.

As in the movie, a succession of mini-scandals has threatened to derail one Best Picture contender after another.

The late auteur, perhaps best known for “Twin Peaks,” “Mulholland Drive,” and “Blue Velvet,” left behind a body of work that resists interpretation—even as it demands it.

Marine mammal for which the Seattle-area transit card is named: four letters.

During the Cold War, American and Soviet scientists embarked on an unprecedented quest to contact extraterrestrials. But communicating across the Iron Curtain could be just as hard as sending messages into space.

From the daily newsletter: Nicola Twilley on the quest for artificial blood. Plus: how the Oscar race got as messy as “Conclave”; the U.S.-Soviet search for aliens; and the cancer scam that foreshadowed R.F.K., Jr.

On a cold evening in March, a month and a half into the second Trump Administration, a crowd gathered in the Terrace Theatre at the John F.

From the daily newsletter: what, exactly, is happening at the paper that brought down Richard Nixon. Plus: the economic foreshadowing in Warren Buffett’s retirement.