Bill Ackman Is a Brilliant Fictional Character
A close reading of his remarkable social-media posts
A close reading of his remarkable social-media posts
Emoji, tapbacks, and thumbs-ups were devised to spare your time and attention. Now they’ve become a chore.
A new book recounts the first year of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine from the ground up.
Choosing a workout regimen has become a workout in and of itself.
That person who poses as your ally but isn’t? Here’s a way to ensure you’re not one.
Many recent winners have lacked mainstream appeal—but this year, that changes.
Last year, the crime and inflation crises largely evaporated. So did the leading theories about what had caused them.
Why do political contenders facing steep odds hang on?
The world is finally talking about them.
Voting age, atheism, abortion, language education, and more
AI could make our human interactions blander, more biased, or ruder.
Society of the Snow is an often-nightmarish—but wildly absorbing—viewing experience.
Everyone hits a weight-loss plateau, but the race is on for next-generation drugs that can help patients lose even more weight.
It’s too late to stop global warming entirely. That doesn’t mean humanity is doomed.
A new book brings stark clarity to the formulas that guide our behavior online.
Many of his voters can’t accept what’s happened over the past several years, and they blame other Americans.
As GOP leaders get in line, the outlook for democracy looks grim—in Ukraine, and even in America.
Images from Grindavik, after new eruptions sent lava into a neighborhood
By paying tribute to the great shows of yesteryear, the ceremony argued for television as a shared culture.
DoorDash has nothing on old-school delivery workers.