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The House manages to get it together on the debt ceiling
With just days to spare, the House has approved a debt ceiling bill that’s poised to avert a financial crisis.
The biggest policy changes in the debt ceiling deal, explained
How the legislation to avert an economic crisis would affect student loans, food aid, the IRS, and more.
Conservatives think Chick-fil-A is woke now?
The right-wing outcry over the fast food chain, briefly explained.
The Aubrey Plaza ad for Big Dairy that may have violated federal law, explained
The milk wars are heating up.
Succession’s roots were in theater. That’s why it was great.
The HBO drama was at its best when its episodes acted like plays.
Ron DeSantis wants voters to know he’s not like Trump
Trailing in by wide margins in the polls, DeSantis may be ever so slowly starting to take on Trump.
The Shakespearean resonance at the heart of the Succession finale
How Succession’s finale referenced Shakespeare to bring out Kendall’s crumpled ambitions.
Is Apple’s weird headset the future?
Apple’s new goggles aren’t for normals. Not yet, anyway. So why does Apple want to show them off?
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Target-ing Pride
Companies have been leaning into Pride month for years. So why are brands like Target and Bud Light facing such intense backlash now? Vox’s Emily Stewart and historian Kyle Williams explain.