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The Mail

Goings On

On and Off the Avenue: Oh Là Là Department

Comment: Military Games

Resistance Dept.: Iced Out

Dept. of Song: Crazy Boys

Shoe-Leather Dept.: Evil Andrew

Sketchpad: Trump’s Penn Station: A Vision

Letter from Alabama: Backlash • Women spoke up during #MeToo. What became of them?

Popular Chronicles: Help Wanted • The history of advice columns.

Shouts & Murmurs: Trump’s To-Undo List

The Political Scene: Move Fast and Break Things • What did Elon Musk accomplish at the Department of Government Efficiency?

Takes: Molly Fischer on Mark Singer’s “Mom Overboard!”

Poems: Overwhelm

Annals of Medicine: Early Warnings • New technologies promise to catch more cancers sooner. But such screening can pose hidden hazards.

Fiction: Any Human Heart

Poems: All Dressed Up

A Critic at Large: Tariff Men • President Trump’s McKinley fixation and the demise of liberal internationalism.

Books: Special People •  What we talk about when we talk about genius.

Books: Briefly Noted

On and Off the Menu: Ladies’ Night • The Portland bar that screens only women’s sports.

Pop Music: Headphones On •  How Addison Rae went from TikTok to the pop charts.

The Theatre: Solo Flights • Jean Smart in “Call Me Izzy” and John Krasinski in “Angry Alan.”

Cartoon Caption Contest

Puzzles & Games Dept.: The Crossword • A beginner-friendly puzzle.