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In @nytopinion “As Trump looks ever less indomitable, so does his dream of remaking American culture in his image,” our columnist Michelle Goldberg writes.

In @nytopinion Those who want to study Kabbalah, a mystical tradition within Judaism that seeks to uncover the hidden nature of God and the universe, must wait until the age of 40. "We should consider doing something similar for artificial intelligence," the design expert Debbie Millman writes.

Powerful thunderstorms including a tornado unleashed heavy rain and strong winds across the Upper Midwest region on Monday, knocking out power to thousands of customers, downing trees, damaging buildings and making some roads impassable.

Agility is the ability to quickly change direction and speed, and it often diminishes with age. Training it can improve your coordination, balance and reaction time while also decreasing your fall risk. Here are some moves to try.

Breaking News: President Trump asked the Supreme Court to clear the way for an executive order to restrict voting by mail, as he pushes for more control over voting ahead of the midterms.

In @nytopinion “Democrats have reason to believe that they can win the House in the midterms. But the path to achieving that victory hinges on a technical detail,” Jeffrey Toobin writes.

Breaking News: The case against the singer D4vd in the murder of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, a 14-year-old girl whose severely decomposed body was discovered in his trunk, can go to trial, a judge said.

Extreme heat this week could worsen what French and Spanish officials say is the most severe fire season in modern history. Follow live updates.

A man who was injured after being struck in a rockfall while driving through Glacier National Park in Montana this month died at a hospital on July 16. It's the first such fatality in the park since 2019, officials said.

Breaking News: Mitch McConnell extended his Senate leave, as doctors said he was not “medically cleared” to return after a fall last month.

Bryan Kohberger, the man convicted of murdering four University of Idaho students in their home, is trying to reverse his guilty plea. In an interview, Kohberger said he had filed a petition challenging his conviction, citing concerns about how the plea deal came together. https://trib.al/0OJq2XO

Breaking News: The CEO of Cracker Barrel, who faced backlash when the company briefly changed its old-timey logo, has been replaced.