Even the Iranian Election Is About Trump
The presidential candidates can’t seem to talk about foreign policy without talking about him.
The presidential candidates can’t seem to talk about foreign policy without talking about him.
A good manual is hard to find.
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In his new book, Cody Delistraty chronicles his almost decade-long journey to heal his grief—only to discover that there is no remedy.
The life secrets of those who flailed early but succeeded by old age
A growing faction supports rolling back the gains of the past quarter century.
In the north, Israelis are not just resigned to the opening of a war with Hezbollah but in some cases annoyed that committing to one is taking so long.
How will OpenAI keep its promise to media companies?
Why centrism offers a dramatic break from the trajectory of politics across the world
The New York progressive veered too far left of his constituents.
A classic way to spend the season was falling out of style—until the arrival of the weird economy of the past few years.
The movie industry is still recovering from 2023’s dual strike, but there are clear signs of life.
The world’s most powerful government now looks small in the very worst ways.
Israel’s governing coalition could be headed toward an early exit.
How wildfire defines the world
In Rahimi, the Supreme Court made the right decision for the wrong reasons.
Chinatown is about the secret history of how Los Angeles became a paradise—but it offers a warning for the city’s future.
In some places, young men are voting to the right of their grandfathers.
The anti-abortion movement may have won the battle with Dobbs, but the war is just getting started.
Images from this year’s Ivan Kupala Night celebrations from Ukraine, Russia, Lithuania, and Poland