Al Franken
The debate over the Al Franken case reveals #MeToo’s touchy divide
Anne Kingston: We’re watching the emergence of a dangerous ‘bad-enough-to-report’ threshold before women (or men) should be taken seriously
The post-Weinstein ‘reckoning’ has missed powerful targets
Anne Kingston: Led by a Trumpian example, accepting responsibility for bad or even illegal behaviour has become passé
What we know—and have always known—about this moment in sexual harassment
These stories of harassment exist on a spectrum, but they’re all about abuse of power as gratification, writes Tabatha Southey
The holiday season starts early for Donald Trump
Allen Abel in Washington: With an oxygen truck in the White House driveway and a celebration on Capitol Hill, Trump takes a victory lap
Al Franken: America’s political performer
The ‘Saturday Night Live’ writer-turned-U.S. Senator on the potential cost of jokes in politics and his burgeoning platform
The show under Washington’s big top
An ordinary Wednesday in the Trump era turns D.C. into a veritable circus
I’m good enough, I’m smart enough, and doggone it, Apple tracks me
So what if your iPhone tells Apple where you’ve been?
Newsmakers ’09: Entrances
Victoria’s Secret
Newsmakers
Bill Clinton’s prize role, Bo Obama’s first book, Elisha Cuthbert’s Jack Bauer moves
Don’t quit your Saturday-night job
Norm Coleman over Al Franken by 344 votes. There’ll be a recount.
BTC: Doggone it
“I would guess that Franken is running for the Senate because he thinks he will have moments like these, when the superior force of his reason will carry the day. I have never seen or heard of a successful politician who thinks like this. I can’t imagine he’ll find politics anything but a crushing disappointment. But I’m eager to see him try.”