The Trump Campaign’s ‘Please Shut Up’ Phase
The former president’s interview with Elon Musk was a reminder that overfamiliarity with a candidate can breed contempt.
The former president’s interview with Elon Musk was a reminder that overfamiliarity with a candidate can breed contempt.
Where almost no one has air-conditioning
The hero of Danzy Senna’s new novel is trying, and failing, to write the Great American Biracial Novel.
And I got a glimpse of a world where felons like me are not forever haunted by our past.
Matt Yglesias on what the choice of Tim Walz really tells us about the Harris campaign
X is a safe space for the far right.
The former president’s desperation could drive his actions even after the final votes are cast.
When the former president feels most vulnerable, he begins to deny reality.
The more his Democratic rival succeeds, the louder he rages.
The Park Fire has sent homeowners falling through the state’s shredded safety net.
As summers get hotter, public pools help people stay cool. Why are they so neglected?
The song of the summer captures the bleak truth about today’s dating scene.
The Sundance gem Good One is a deceptively simple, and unusually precise, coming-of-age film.
I saw rage and grief in Israel, but little that could lead to political change.
She cared more about fomenting a socialist revolution than raising her child.
One person’s savvy pragmatist is another’s craven political operator.
What should activist groups such as GLAAD do after they fulfill their goals?
Team Serbia celebrates a win, tossing the coach into the pool
Pairing therapy with psychedelic drugs could use more research, or the approach could be dropped altogether.
Inside the brains of people who can’t picture things in their mind