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Bryan Walsh @ Vox · 07/18/2026 08:30 EDT

The most important thing about the big new federal housing law

Physicists have longed for a theory of everything, a single framework that would explain every force in the universe. After the better part of a century, they’re still looking. But social science, improbably, may have beaten them to it. In 2021, three British writers — John Myers, Sam Bowman, and Ben Southwood — published an […] Read more ›

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Christian Paz @ Vox · 04/15/2026 13:30 EDT

Donald Trump messed with the wrong pope

The White House cannot stop fighting with the pope. On Tuesday night, Vice President JD Vance — who converted to Catholicism in 2019 — accused Pope Leo XIV of not understanding the Church’s stance on war, saying it was “very, very important for the pope to be careful when he talks about matters of theology.” Later […] Read more ›

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Julia Wexler @ Vox · 04/15/2026 11:00 EDT

8 ways to zone out and relax that don’t involve being on your phone

I’m constantly on a quest to reset the demoralizing relationship I have with my phone. I generally try to swap scrolling with another leisurely activity — like reading, playing with my dog, or baking — but sometimes I’m too drained and, without thinking, reach for my phone. When I’m that zapped, mindlessly looking at Instagram […] Read more ›

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Frank Posillico @ Vox · 04/15/2026 09:00 EDT

Why Americans can’t escape credit card debt

Americans are carrying more than $1.2 trillion in credit card debt, and for a lot of people, it’s not from splurging. It’s everyday stuff: car repairs, medical bills, groceries. And if you only make the minimum payment, that debt can grow exponentially, sticking around for years. The average credit card interest rate today is close […] Read more ›

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Miles Bryan @ Vox · 04/15/2026 07:00 EDT

A cautionary tale about tax cuts

Americans are getting crankier about paying taxes.  Most people don’t enjoy paying Uncle Sam, but for much of the 2000s and 2010s, a sizable percentage of Americans thought that the amount of federal taxes they paid was “about right,” according to Gallup. But recently, the share saying their taxes were “too high” has been climbing; […] Read more ›

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Sara Herschander @ Vox · 04/15/2026 06:00 EDT

The tax code rewards generosity. But probably not yours.

Ah, Tax Day.  If you’ve been staring at your tax bill and wondering how to keep more of your money, money, money to yourself next year, you might consider taking a page out of the billionaire’s playbook. You could be like Steve Ballmer and write off the costs of buying a sports team, or make […] Read more ›

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Kelli Wessinger @ Vox · 04/14/2026 15:55 EDT

Obama’s top Iran negotiator on Trump’s screwups

President Donald Trump, in between blockading the Strait of Hormuz and posting blasphemous AI images of himself as Jesus, claims he still wants to strike a deal with Iran’s government to end the current conflict, reopen the Strait, and curtail the country’s nuclear program.  So far, he’s been unsuccessful — and during his first term […] Read more ›

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Alex Abad-Santos @ Vox · 04/14/2026 08:15 EDT

What trainers actually think about the 12-3-30 workout

When it comes to exercise, so many people — beginners; die-hard enthusiasts; reluctant participants; and everyone in between — are searching for holy grails: workouts that involve the least amount of time and effort and offer maximum results.  We live in the most scientifically advanced age of fitness. Exercise is a multibillion-dollar industry, and a […] Read more ›

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Shayna Korol @ Vox · 04/14/2026 08:00 EDT

No, AI is not the end of the world

In 1964, science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke predicted that computers would overtake human evolution.“Present-day electronic brains are complete morons, but this will not be true in another generation,” he told the BBC. “They will start to think, and eventually, they will completely out-think their makers.”  Daniel Roher opens his new documentary The AI Doc: […] Read more ›

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Ian Millhiser @ Vox · 04/14/2026 06:30 EDT

The Supreme Court could legalize moonshine, and ruin everything else

On Friday, a federal appeals court struck down a nearly 160-year-old federal law prohibiting people from distilling liquor in their own home.  That’s a fairly momentous event in its own right — any claim that a law that’s been on the books since Reconstruction is unconstitutional should be greeted with a heaping spoonful of skepticism. […] Read more ›

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Matt Simon @ Vox · 04/14/2026 06:00 EDT

The electric grid’s next power source might be sitting in your driveway

This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. There’s a technology sitting idle in garages and driveways across America that provides a solution to its own potential problem. As more and more electric vehicles tap into the grid, their giant batteries add to the system’s load. Timing is also […] Read more ›

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Cameron Peters @ Vox · 04/13/2026 17:55 EDT

The new Hormuz blockade, briefly explained

This story appeared in The Logoff, a daily newsletter that helps you stay informed about the Trump administration without letting political news take over your life. Subscribe here. Welcome to The Logoff: After the US and Iran failed to reach a longer-term peace agreement over the weekend, President Donald Trump is trying something new: blockading the Strait […] Read more ›

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Zack Beauchamp @ Vox · 04/13/2026 16:35 EDT

JD Vance had a vision for the world. Trump is wrecking it.

This past week has been a disaster for Vice President JD Vance. He embarked on two foreign adventures — campaigning for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and leading peace negotiations with Iran — that ended in total failure. Orbán lost by an enormous margin; Iran quit the talks, and President Donald Trump announced a new blockade […] Read more ›

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Eric Levitz @ Vox · 04/13/2026 16:15 EDT

OpenAI’s oddly socialist, wildly hypocritical new economic agenda

OpenAI wants to raise taxes on the rich, expand the welfare state, let workers decide how their employers use artificial intelligence, and give everyone a cut of the tech industry’s profits. Or so the company claims in a new vision statement. In that document, the AI titan argues that the government needs to enact sweeping […] Read more ›

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Christian Paz @ Vox · 04/13/2026 15:00 EDT

Donald Trump’s pivot to blasphemy

To celebrate the second Sunday of Easter, President Donald Trump appears to have decided that blasphemy might be the best option. Late Sunday evening, Trump posted a wordy attack of Pope Leo XIV on Truth Social, saying the first American-born leader of the Roman Catholic Church was “WEAK on Crime, and terrible for Foreign Policy.” […] Read more ›

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Benjy Sarlin @ Vox · 04/13/2026 10:20 EDT

Eric Swalwell’s downfall, explained

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) suspended his campaign for California governor on Sunday after a series of disturbing accusations of sexual misconduct. The scandal had drawn a fierce response from Democrats nationwide as they tried to force him out and keep the fallout contained.  Just days ago, Swalwell was one of the frontrunners in a crowded […] Read more ›

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Zack Beauchamp @ Vox · 04/13/2026 09:30 EDT

How MAGA’s favorite strongman finally lost

Viktor Orbán, the European Union’s only autocrat, has fallen. Results from Sunday’s election in Hungary show that the opposition Tisza party, led by Péter Magyar, has defeated Orbán’s Fidesz party — the first election the party has lost in 20 years. Orbán called Magyar to concede the race within hours of the polls closing. There […] Read more ›

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Eric Levitz @ Vox · 04/13/2026 06:45 EDT

OpenAI is pivoting to…socialism?

OpenAI wants to raise taxes on the rich, expand the welfare state, let workers decide how their employers use artificial intelligence, and give everyone a cut of the tech industry’s profits. Or so the company claims in a new vision statement. In that document, the AI titan argues that the government needs to enact sweeping […] Read more ›

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Zack Beauchamp @ Vox · 04/13/2026 06:00 EDT

New data suggests Trump’s assault on democracy may be stalling out

The status of American democracy feels paradoxical: somehow both damaged and well-functioning at the same time. On the one hand, the United States has a president who is acting like a dictator: threatening to wipe out an entire civilization, menacing allies with threats to annex their territory, targeting domestic enemies with spurious criminal investigations, and […] Read more ›

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Zack Beauchamp @ Vox · 04/12/2026 16:45 EDT

Viktor Orbán has fallen

Viktor Orbán, the European Union’s only autocrat, has fallen. Results from Sunday’s election in Hungary show that the opposition Tisza party, led by Péter Magyar, has defeated Orbán’s Fidesz party — the first election the party has lost in 20 years. Orbán called Magyar to concede the race within hours of the polls closing. There […] Read more ›

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Jonquilyn Hill @ Vox · 04/12/2026 08:00 EDT

Hope vs. optimism, explained

On Explain It Me, we try to give you useful information to help you navigate and understand the world around you. But lately there’s been an elephant in the room: Life feels kind of…bad.  Polling suggests that Americans are unsatisfied with their lives now, and with prospects for the future. It’s understandable why: We’re on […] Read more ›

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