Included in this episode:

1. As Republicans Begin Blame Game, Trump Is the Obvious Target

2. How Abortion Helped Blunt a Red Wave in the Midterms

3. All the Extreme Republicans Boosted by Democrats in the Primaries Lost Their Midterm Races

4. Exclusive: We Tasted The World’s First Cultivated Steak, No Cows Required

5. Column: Universal Masking in School Works. New Data Shows How Well .

Included in this episode:

1. The Red Wave Was More Like a Pink Splash

2. Binance, the World’s Largest Crypto Exchange Is Buying a Major Competitor. Here’s Why That Matters

3. Ukraine Could Soon Better Defend Itself in the Air. Here’s How

4. Americans Say They Feel Pretty Good—at Least Compared to the Country as a Whole .

Included in this episode:

1. Twitter Bans Accounts Mocking ‘Free Speech Absolutist’ Elon Musk

2. Women Could Win Both Top Spots in Government for the First Time in These States

3. Ohio May Be About to Test the Limits of Trumpism

4. Column: I Have Seen Christian Nationalism Up Close. It Terrifies Me .

Every four years, for four weeks, World Cup host countries open their doors to millions of fans, investing national pride in ever more fantastic stadiums purpose-built for the world’s most popular sport. Qatar has spent more than $200 billion on construction that offers a preview of future technologies, from outdoor air-conditioning to retractable roofs.

Included in this episode:

1. Two Black Women Are Making Strong Bids for Senate. Some Say the Democratic Party Has Failed Them

2. Midterm Candidates Ignore Climate Change At Their Own Risk

3. What We Know So Far About Twitter’s $7.99 Subscription That Includes Verification

4. What to Know About the Push to Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent

Here are some of the best-paid fully-remote jobs in the U.S. and how to get them

Included in this episode:

1. The Overlooked Voting Bloc That Could Impact the U.S. Midterms

2. Health Officials Are Now Tracking COVID-19 Variants at Airports

3. Column: Elon Musk Is the Lord of Twitter. We Are the Peasants

Included in this episode:

1. Too Many Rich People Bought Airbnbs. Now They're Sitting Empty

2. Why the Most Requested Democrat in Ohio Isnât Biden or Obama

3. Elon Musk Plans to Eliminate Half of Twitter Jobs to Cut Costs

4. Years After Its Demise, People Still Love Vine, Which Is Why It Could Never Work Now

5. Netflix's New Ad Tier Is Officially Here. What That Means for Viewers

Included in this episode:

1. The Fed Just Raised Interest Rates By .75 Points. Here’s How That Helps Fight Inflation

2. Why the Oklahoma Governor’s Race Is Closer Than Anyone Expected

3. Global Brands Pledged to Curb Their Plastic Addiction. Last Year Shows Their Promises Don’t Add Up .

Included in this episode:

1. Tech Stocks Are Falling. That’s A Bad Sign For The Economy

2. Elon Musk’s Net Worth Has Dropped $9 Billion Since Buying Twitter

3. Britain’s New Prime Minister Is Already Facing His First Crisis

4. Column: Why America Needs More Men Working in Health Care and Education .