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Trump’s megaphone is coming back to haunt him.

Sports Betting Won

Of course ESPN is pivoting to gambling.

Republicans’ Failed Gamble in Ohio

Russell Berman on how yesterday’s result gives Democrats hope for 2024

13 Readers on What Trump Voters Want

“What really matters is whether a candidate gives a voter an identity,” a reader argues.

Don’t Overthink Gardening

You don’t need a massive garden and a green thumb. Just put a pit in a pot.

Why You Should Worry About China’s Missing Minister

If the world’s best China experts can’t figure out what happened to one of the country’s most internationally recognizable officials, then imagine what else remains hidden behind the regime’s closed doors.

The Anti-California

How Montana performed a housing miracle

How to Be a Man in Iran

Morality police have returned to city streets that have become a testing ground for women’s rights and everyone’s courage.

San Francisco Has a Problem With Robotaxis

A century ago, cities surrendered to the gasoline-powered car. Will they do the same for autonomous vehicles?

Robert Smithson’s Monument to Contingency

Spiral Jetty never stops changing.

I Was Wrong About Trigger Warnings

Has the national obsession with trauma done real damage to teen girls?

The Abortion Backlash Reaches Ohio

A rare Democratic victory in the state shows the limits of Republican power since Roe fell.

How to Make a Four-Day Workweek Sustainable

Reducing worker hours can go very well or very badly. Execution matters.

I’m Supporting Colombia Now

For its electric style and all that its players have overcome to reach the Women’s World Cup, it’s a no-brainer.

Welcome to the Age of ‘Foomscrolling’

The online frenzies that followed LK-99 and ChatGPT reveal a resurgent techno-optimism—and a shared longing for a new technology that will free us from human limits.

18 Months of War in Ukraine

Images from recent weeks, showing a region reshaped by a year and a half of war

The Coup in Niger Is About Power. Russia Will Exploit It.

The most exciting explanations for Niger’s upheaval are globe-sweeping and probably wrong.

When Small-Town Pride Sounds Like Anger

Jason Aldean says “Try That in a Small Town” celebrates community—but its words and sound tell a different story.

We Must Learn to Love Our Sweat

The world is getting hotter. Prepare to be damp.

The Gender War Is Over in Britain

While upholding trans rights, the Labour Party disassociates itself from radical postmodern theories.