So the title of this puzzle, “Shape Up or Ship Out,” is a massive hint. People who solve without knowing it will surely have ...

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This section is published in The Times’s print edition on the last Sunday of every month. Every four years, there’s one thing everybody is talking about: the Electoral College. It’s not a ...

This section is published in The Times’s print edition on the last Sunday of every month. You have to be 18 years old to vote in national elections. But you don’t have to be 18 to care — or ...

By Matthew Dekneef Photographs by Mariko Reed ON A SUNDAY afternoon in Honolulu in the mid-1950s, a local psychiatrist, Linus Pauling Jr., visited Vladimir Ossipoff at home to discuss a project ...

This section is published in The Times’s print edition on the last Sunday of every month. Back in the old days, kids would go to bed on election night as votes were still being counted and wake ...

This section is published in The Times’s print edition on the last Sunday of every month. America is the world’s oldest democracy. And part of why it has worked for so long is that people have ...

This section is published in The Times’s print edition on the last Sunday of every month. After months and months and months of hearing about it, the election is finally here! Every four years ...