Kevin McCarthy Got What He Wanted
It just didn’t last long.
It just didn’t last long.
The defining personality trait of our time has entered the political mainstream.
“Human history is littered with good leaders who stayed too long,” one reader argues.
A group of volunteer veterinarians visits a small village near the front line in Ukraine.
Let’s not spend too much time daydreaming.
This week’s Jewish holiday reminds us that the line between our success and failure is thinner and more fragile than we like to think.
New research shows that having a degree helps determine not only your opportunities in life but even how long you’ll live.
Kitty Green’s new movie follows two backpackers who do everything they can to avoid male aggression—and find it anyway.
The requisite for Republican leadership is serving delusion—that Trump won in 2020, that the Republicans did not lose in 2022. Fail at that and you’re out.
The Law and Justice party captured the Polish state. Can democracy survive?
Slovakia and Poland mattered, and they are slipping away.
The House speaker surrendered every principle, and in the end, it still wasn’t enough to save him.
Kevin McCarthy’s demise continues a cycle among House Republicans that now traces back nearly half a century.
Bidenomics is a clapback at the president’s critics. But it’s also an attempt to attach his legacy to the unwieldy forces of the economy.
A revolt by right-wing Republicans toppled the leader of the House in an unprecedented vote.
The lesson 30 years on from the Battle of Mogadishu is that, with the right response, defeat can be a better tutor than victory.
From lavish vacations to fancy dinners, conservative activists have constructed an elaborate infrastructure to reward ideological loyalty on the high court.
Trumpism hovers over the merger of the UFC and WWE.
The very reason we’ve managed to succeed as a species is gynecology.