The Best Books for the Olympics
Literature and sports are a team that can go for gold.
Literature and sports are a team that can go for gold.
Chinese social media is fascinated with Biden’s decision to step aside.
When did television shows become so averse to having an actual plot?
Voters say they don’t know what Kamala Harris stands for. That’s a challenge—and an opportunity.
These titles will allow you to view the competition with a new appreciation.
Republicans aren’t the only ones questioning whether the president is up to completing his term.
Southwest’s open-seating policy will be sorely missed.
A water-dragon carnival in China, a moonrise over an erupting Mount Etna, scenes from the Tour de France, a dangerous heat wave in Japan, and much more
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His veteran status could be an advantage for the GOP—unless he trumpets his years of service too much.
OpenAI just announced a new search tool. Its demo already got something wrong.
Lyndon B. Johnson faced a badly divided nation and knew he couldn’t be the one to heal it.
But that’s what Trump is claiming.
Gambling makes money for sports. But what does it cost athletes and fans?
The offensive is an expression of the GOP’s values and its policy agenda, which, for this brief moment, is on display in all its ugliness.
In Halle Butler’s new novel, young people won’t stop pathologizing others—or themselves.
Kamala Harris is finally embracing her law-enforcement record, though Republicans see it as a vulnerability.
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“It’s about you,” the president declared in his speech last night. But for a long time, it was about him.
A major study reports good and bad news.