The Year That Was and Wasn’t
We asked more than two dozen of our favorite journalists, writers, and thinkers: What were the most important events of 2018, and what were the least?
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The Top Albums of 2018
Following a mid-year checkpoint, catching up on the rest of 2018 with picks from the year in music.
Saturday headlines: Giving.
TMN is going dark for the holidays and will resume publishing on January 2. As per custom, we post some of our favorite nonprofits and charities before we turn off the lights, as linked below. See you in the new year! CAST provides life-saving services to hundreds of human
Giving.
TMN will resume publishing on January 2, 2019. As per custom, we like to share some of our favorite nonprofits and charities before we dim the lights. See you in the new year! CAST provides life-saving services to hundreds of human trafficking survivors each year. Border Angels fights for
Friday Headlines: Your friendly neighborhood fact-checker.
Bowing to Trump's threats of a government shutdown if his wall isn't funded, the House passes a stopgap measure that includes $5 billion for the wall. Today the House bill heads to the Senate, where it's expected to fail, triggering a government shutdown. Trump
Your friendly neighborhood fact-checker.
Bowing to Trump's threats of a government shutdown if his wall isn't funded, the House passes a stopgap measure that includes $5 billion for the wall. Right now the House bill is at the Senate, where it's expected to fail, triggering a government shutdown.
Thursday headlines: From “Donald is right” to “Anna Wintour.”
Trump stuns the rest of the government by declaring victory over ISIS and ordering a complete withdrawal from Syria. Such a move offers “a prime opportunity” for the Islamic State, Iran, and Russia. “Donald is right.” Putin backs Trump in somewhat intimate terms during a press conference. Speaking of Putin,
From “Donald is right” to “Anna Wintour.”
Trump stuns the rest of the government by declaring victory over ISIS and ordering a complete withdrawal from Syria. 1/17 Such a move offers “a prime opportunity” for the Islamic State, Iran, and Russia. 2/17 “Donald is right.” Putin backs Trump in somewhat intimate terms during a press
Wednesday Headlines: It’s the treason for the season.
In a bipartisan vote of 87–12, the Senate passed landmark criminal justice legislation, already endorsed by Trump, that will reform “three strikes” sentences, mandatory minimums, and early release options. Michael Flynn's sentencing has been postponed after yesterday’s hearing went into unanticipated territory, in which the judge
It's the treason for the season.
In a bipartisan vote of 87-12, the Senate passed landmark criminal justice legislation, already endorsed by Trump, that will reform “three strikes” sentences, mandatory minimums, and early release options. 1/18 Michael Flynn’s sentencing has been postponed after yesterday’s hearing went into unanticipated territory, in which the