Nearly a year after a national-security scandal erupted on my iPhone, no one in the Trump administration has faced consequences.
The newsletter platform’s lax content moderation creates an opening for white nationalists eager to get their message out.
A new opera based on George Saunders’s novel “Lincoln in the Bardo” makes some fantastically shocking choices.
One article of clothing defines the Cool Millennial Mom.
Until recently, I thought it a term best avoided. But now, the resemblances are too many and too strong to deny.
What happens to the right’s immigration views when the target for deportation is one of their own?
Tens of millions of American Christians are embracing a charismatic movement known as the New Apostolic Reformation, which seeks to destroy the secular state.
Israeli expats traveled thousands of miles to make their voices heard.
A quiz inspired by one bewildering anecdote
A blue wave in the midterms could stymie Donald Trump’s election-denial schemes.
Activists and journalists often refer to Arab citizens of Israel as simply “Palestinians,” but the reality is messier—and can teach us about our own questions of identity
Sophia Stel’s music fits an era in which the meaning of cinematic applies to more than just films.
What would a Christian political agenda look like if it were measured by the lives that could be saved, sheltered, and healed?
Every Republican wants to paint Obama as an out-of-touch elitist—except one.
The German Society for Nature Photography recently announced the top images from the European Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, selected from more than 26,000 entries from 46 countries.
The Trump adviser’s assertions about the “real world” reflect a deep misunderstanding of Thomas Hobbes’s dog-eat-dog worldview.
When a soldier’s wife went to pick up her military ID at a base in Texas, ICE officers showed up.
Twenty years since my book “The Omnivore’s Dilemma” was published, America’s food system is still a mess—but there are reasons for optimism.
People taking Ozempic for weight loss say they have also stopped drinking, smoking, shopping, and even nail biting.
Democrats are now favored to take back the Senate, a prospect that seemed far-fetched a year ago.
The Republican spending strategy is about turnout, not persuasion.
Proponents of the peptide say it can treat gingivitis, runner’s knee, even dementia.
After decades of avoiding the subject, Democratic candidates are speaking in explicitly moral terms.
The dramatic warnings of doom have fed an atmosphere of despair. But there are more constructive responses.
You’re bound to come across the “Dark Triad” type of malignant narcissists in life—and they can be superficially appealing. Better to look for their exact opposite.
Declining standards and low expectations are destroying American education.
A prominent psychologist and meditation teacher set out to research the benefits of the practice. What she found alarmed her.
“There is a prejudice against cats because dogs hate them. We defer overmuch to the opinion of the dog because he is ‘faithful.’”
President Trump and his allies are ending the campaign with naked but nonsensical appeals to anti-Muslim bigotry.
The internet has always been more physical—and fragile—than it seems.
AI can handle these kinds of pointless interactions.
Hunger. Sickness. Blackouts. Abandoned streets. The withering of the state is shocking to behold.
Tomorrow Israelis will vote, many trembling for the future of their country, no matter which candidate they prefer.
Fifty years ago, Stevie Wonder released “Songs in the Key of Life.” Its message still feels urgent.
Not one single court has approved of the Department of Justice’s plans to obtain state voter rolls.
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