Silicon Valley Got Their Guy
J. D. Vance has solidified tech’s MAGA moment.
J. D. Vance has solidified tech’s MAGA moment.
A Wall Street Journal reporter in Hong Kong says she was fired for her advocacy.
Images of the many events, athletes, and spectators at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris
America’s political-violence problem is overblown.
Building a quasi-dictatorship in a place where most people believe in democracy is a particular art that Viktor Orbán has mastered.
A new documentary examines the gymnast’s difficult decision to exit the 2021 Olympics, and the lessons she’s taking to the upcoming Summer Games.
Meta, infamous for kicking researchers off its platform, flirts with slightly more transparency.
The soulful generosity of Sing Sing
But the places that could most help scientists find it are melting away.
A poem for Wednesday
To hold public office in the United States today is to know that someone could try to kill you.
A second Trump term probably wouldn’t change U.S. foreign policy all that much.
For a moment after the shooting, a GOP tone shift seemed possible. Then the convention began.
Beneath ritual statements of comity and consensus, the underlying message was Get behind Trump.
The mood at the Republican National Convention has been oddly serene.
A day of reflection on the delight and absurdity of the online-shopping age
His conviction provides the party with real opportunity.
The late fitness legend believed that everyone deserved to feel good and move with abandon.
The chaotic aftermath of the assassination attempt shows a toxic information system working as designed.
Joe Biden’s defenders want the American people to ignore their own observations, and common sense.