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Canceling Kimmel. Canceling Speech. Canceling Comedy.

Today on TAP: Making jokes has never been this dangerous, except in authoritarian states.

Oracle scion David Ellison wants to combine two of the largest movie studios and streaming networks, along with dozens of cable stations.

Two different accounts from two of the Prospect’s co-founders

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Today on TAP: The question isn’t whether our president is a bullshitter; it’s why so many people either believe or ignore his bullshit.

Donald Trump joins a long line of apologists for America’s peculiar institution.

Multiple buyouts and bankruptcies have ruined iconic brands and hollowed out skateboarding culture. It’s our financialized economy in miniature.

The New Yorker’s Alexis Okeowo charts the psychic battles of a resilient state.

Back in theaters, this clever sequel pits the radioactive reptile against a flawed (but functioning!) bureaucracy.

A new book makes the case for a multigenerational commitment to rebuilding democracy.

Arts educators worry that education officials will backpedal on the state’s historic commitment to students.