Ron DeSantis’s Cold, Hard Reality
The Florida governor hung on for runner-up in Iowa’s GOP caucus—but was a very distant second to Trump.
The Florida governor hung on for runner-up in Iowa’s GOP caucus—but was a very distant second to Trump.
And calling some pet owners the “parents” of their dogs or cats might be the best shorthand for these relationships.
What chaos theory has to teach us about human events
The result also offers him some warning signs.
A rare appearance by the actor Christina Applegate, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2021, brought heart and humor to the ceremony’s celebration of TV history.
Suggestions for your downtime this Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Learning to follow
Sites such as YouTube, TikTok, and Twitter used to be defined by short content. Not anymore.
Behind the 737 Max’s persistent problems is the erosion of a valuable corporate culture. That will be harder to fix than a loose bolt.
Republican opponents have never appeared to have the heart for making an all-out case against him.
The U.S. knows how to put an end to attacks on shipping.
The former editor of The New York Times navigated tumultuous change by insisting on traditional standards.
For many Americans, the former president has become an abstraction. They should see for themselves what his campaign is really about.
Do photos, social posts, and diaries actually help us remember better?
In recent years, Rodgers’s opinions have become more and more embarrassing.
Culture and entertainment musts from Eleanor Barkhorn
One hundred days after Hamas’s attack, looking back at a candid and intense late-night talk with two prominent authors, Joshua Cohen and Ruby Namdar.
If it were, Ron DeSantis would be the Republican front-runner.
A poem for Sunday
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