Sleep More and Be Happier
When Shakespeare called a good night’s rest the “balm of hurt minds,” he was really onto something.
When Shakespeare called a good night’s rest the “balm of hurt minds,” he was really onto something.
A new book examines why the director was so stringent with—and sometimes even sadistic toward—his female leads.
At the GOP debate, Trump’s rivals once again declined their opportunity to take on the absent front-runner. They’re running out of chances.
At the Trump Organization’s civil trial, Donald Trump’s daughter was thrust back into the spotlight.
A team of researchers dreams of anti-aging, disease-tempering drugs—all inspired by bats.
Some neuroscientists now believe that the drugs’ mental-health benefits don’t come from tripping.
Aerial images of various star-shaped forts around the world
The abortion backlash continues to hamper the Republican Party.
The most consequential form of anti-Zionism today is the one that deploys guns and rockets.
Joni Mitchell’s wisdom, Otis Redding’s invitation, and the Beatles’ schematic of love
All the more reason to defend genuine tolerance and free speech
The surprising results yesterday could not have come at a better time for Democratic leaders.
When given a choice between prohibition and expansive abortion rights, Americans seem to prefer the latter.
What sounds simple and obvious rests on conditions that are almost impossible to meet.
By amplifying a loaded slogan, the Michigan representative isn’t helping anyone’s cause.
After Hamas’s attack, I lost hope. Then I started hearing from Israelis and Palestinians.
An unlikely conference in London exposed the two futures of the right.
Schools are struggling with abnormally high rates of absenteeism since the pandemic began.
Andy Beshear’s victory allows his party to maintain one of its most surprising footholds in the South.
The presidential candidate’s new momentum will come with new scrutiny.