Kamala Harris’s Balancing Act
“How do you distance yourself from an unpopular president while also running on his policies?”
“How do you distance yourself from an unpopular president while also running on his policies?”
Dating decisions are about determining what you really need in order to be happy.
The outer solar system is much wetter than astronomers once thought.
Is this America?
The strange beauty of grieving on the internet
And should the government pay them for it?
Next week is likely to be a fairly standard convention for a very unusual campaign.
The image-makers are stuck in a pattern.
With his claims that Kamala Harris “A.I.’d” an image, Trump is playing a familiar language game.
Every tech company wants its image generator to be the best. But they all produce oddly similar work.
The vice president’s campaign promises make no sense to people acquainted with supply and demand—but they might win elections.
Mary Gaitskill’s 2019 novella, This Is Pleasure, makes readers consider whether including male voices can help us understand women’s stories.
Obesity-drug shortages have led to a boom in risky alternatives. They may be impossible to stop.
Alien: Romulus hits some recognizable beats, but the pleasures of its central concept remain undiminished.
With Andrew O’Hagan’s new book, the British state-of-the-nation novel gets an update.
An economic message voters can believe in
Anna Marie Tendler’s mordant account of her life suggests a single source for her pain.
Returning to open trade could lower consumer prices and speed economic growth.
A raging wildfire in Greece, a 12-hour lawn-mower race in England, a bicycle-balance competition in Indonesia, the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris, and much more
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