Monica Hesse

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Harry’s new memoir tells us all we need to know. It’s enough.

• The New Space Age
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How do you put a woman on the moon? As Monica Hesse writes, the question has more to do with culture and sociology than it does science and technology.

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It started as a cheesy show about polygamists. Then it got deeper.

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What did it mean to be a working mother in America in 2022? It meant needing sleep — and being unable to sleep.

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The Sussexes are stuck telling the story of their break with the monarchy, over and over.

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The former president’s man in Georgia was political nonsense personified. And he didn’t lose by much.

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"She Said," "Tár" and "Women Talking" exemplify the challenges of dramatizing a moment and a movement we’re still living through.

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Working until all hours — presumably at the expense of sleep, friends and family — is a retrograde way to think about employees and their value.

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Pelosi, the first female speaker of the House, had to play by different rules. She mastered the game anyway.