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Dobbs Upended Everything We Know About the American Electorate and Opened a Path to Legalizing Abortion

THE QUESTION,\" NEW YORK representative Shirley Chisholm declared in 1969, \"is not: can we justify abortions, but can we justify compulsory pregnancy?\"

Seen: Adam Platt

Give Me the Full Immersive! Submitting to the spectacles encroaching on real museums'turf.

Neighborhood News: In a Van Down by the Met

The last stand of the Hot Dog King.

The National Interest: Jonathan Chait

The Grievance Gap How Trump's legal troubles give him an edge over Ron DeSantis.

Tate-Pilled

What a generation of boys have found in Andrew Tate's extreme male gospel.

A Gut-Renovated Doll's House

Jessica Chastain stars in Jamie Lloyd's very bare staging.

Let's Have a Real Conversation About Barbara Walters

Seventeen leading broadcasters on her legacy and making their way in the world she made.

The Group Portrait: Kettled, Then Vindicated

The city is making a historic payout to George Floyd protesters.

36 Minutes With ...Franklyn Mcclure

He feels a little bad for the 79-year-old Tennessee GOP politician caught liking his photos, since he knows what it's like to be "hated on."

Masculine Melodrama

The Rocky cinematic universe gets another bona fide knockout.

The Fabulist in the Woods

In Northampton with Kelly Link and her community of like-minded writers.

Wylie's Pies

The chef who invented fried mayonnaise goes all in on pizza.

The Swamp: Eric Levitz

Learning to Love the Debt-Ceiling Crisis How Biden turned a political headache into a winning issue.

Tom Sachs Promised a Fun Cult

The sculptor likes to call his studio part of his art practice. Working there could often be scary.

WHO IS Still INSIDE THE METAVERSE?

SEARCHING for FRIENDS in Mark Zuckerberg's DESERTED FANTASYLAND.

Life After Food

A diabetes miracle drug has become an off-label appetite suppressant, changing the definition of being thin and what it takes to get there.

Written All Over Her Face

A star-making performance elevates Return to Seoul to a masterwork.

The Original King of Crypto is Back

Arthur Hayes rubbed success in the government's face and got busted. With his sentence over and his fortune intact, he's trading and tweeting through what's left of a reeling industry.

81 Minutes With... Bernie Sanders

My Valentine's Day date railed against Über-capitalism, signed autographs, and ordered soup.

What Do Himbos Want?

Channing Tatum takes it all off this time for good.

The Party Don't Stop

Your fave caterers are back like they never left (maybe because they didn't).

Cursed

J. K. Rowling's legacy, summed up in a feverishly awaited dud of a game.

Defying Gravity and the Music Biz

TRUSTFALL is out now; the Summer Carnival tour begins June 7.

MoMA's Glorified Lava Lamp

Refik Anadol's Unsupervised is a crowd-pleasing, like-generating mediocrity.

The Cult of Daniels

How the directors of the universe-hopping kung fu family drama unlikely Oscar Everything Everywhere All at Once became front-runners.

The Dinner Parties Happening Inside Restaurants

Surprise and delight while dining with total strangers.

Havana Deco in Washington Heights

Adam Rolston and Martin McElhiney's one-bedroom reminds you of its Palisades view even when you aren't looking out a window.

You Are Not a Parrot

And a chatbot is not a human. And a linguist named Emily M. Bender is very worried what will happen when we forget this.

Screen Time: Lane Brown

Dim and Dimmer Going to the movies with projectionists aghast at the state of their field.

The Group Portrait: 'This War Stole a Year of My Life'

Returning to 15 young Ukrainians, 12 months after the Russian invasion began.