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Black Lives Matter’s Surprising Stance on Harris

Intentionally or not, the group breaks from the identity politics of the past.

The Old Vows Are the Best Vows

The case against creative writing at weddings

The Real Reason People Aren’t Having Kids

It’s a need that government subsidies and better family policy can’t necessarily address.

One Israeli Hostage’s Unusual Experience in Gaza

A conversation with Liat Beinin Atzili, who was kidnapped and held for more than 50 days.

The Rise of the Adult Gymnast

Competitors in the sport are getting older, transforming the image of a gymnast from meek little girl to empowered athlete.

Why You Shouldn’t Follow the Crowd

Immersing yourself in a collective experience can be wonderful, but it can also come at a cost.

All Together Now

What group portraits reveal

The Case Against Biden’s Supreme Court Proposal

His proposed reforms open a constitutional Pandora’s box—and signal an escalating attack on American institutions.

A Case Against Biden’s Supreme Court Proposal

His proposed reforms open a constitutional Pandora’s box—and signal an escalating attack on American institutions.

The Seine River Passed Its Test

Its water quality is murky enough, though, that tomorrow could be a different story.

Donald Trump Questions Whether Kamala Harris Is Really ...

As is often the case with Trump, the facts are beside the point.

The Seine River Was Swimmable … Today

Its water quality is murky enough, though, that tomorrow could be a different story.

What Happens When a Beloved Rock Star Gets Fed Up?

Neil Young was never more paranoid or pessimistic than with 1974’s On the Beach—for good reason.

Olympics Photo of the Day: Up Close and Underwater

A unique portrait of a swimmer in mid-competition

Venezuela’s Dictator Can’t Even Lie Well

Nicolás Maduro stole the election. So why is a longtime opposition leader in such a good mood?

A Wake-Up Call for Iran

Israel can pretty much do what it wants on Iranian soil.

Iran’s New President Has to Choose: Death to Israel or ...

The Haniyeh assassination is a wake-up call.

The Contract

A poem for Wednesday

Ismail Haniyeh’s Assassination Sends a Message

If it’s received as intended, the Hamas leader’s death might actually deescalate regional tensions.

‘White Dudes for Harris’ Was a Missed Opportunity

Why couldn’t it have been for all dudes?

The Psychic Wounds of Being a Whistleblower

A new book looks at medical-research scandals and the price paid by the people who exposed them.

What’s Genuinely Weird About the Online Right

By definition, highly engaged political commentators are not like regular people.

Lithium-Ion Batteries Have Gone Too Far

We got duped into believing that every device we own should charge like a phone.

No One Is Ready for Digital Immortality

Do you want to live forever as a chatbot?

Not Everything Should Be Rechargeable

Lithium-ion batteries have gone too far.

Who’s Afraid of Josh Shapiro?

The Pennsylvania governor called Benjamin Netanyahu “one of the worst leaders of all time.” But anti-Israel activists don’t want h...

The Underdog vs. the Victim

Harris and Trump have different ways of playing outsider.

Being a ‘Childless’ President Was Once Seen as a Virtue...

Ask George Washington.

The Houthis’ Dream Come True

They have wanted a war with Israel for decades.

Actually, I Didn’t Hate ‘White Dudes for Harris’

But why couldn’t it have been for all dudes?

How Would You Feel About Living Forever as a Chatbot?

Digital immortality is getting a little too real.

The Weird Obsessions of the Online Right

By definition, highly engaged political commentators are not like regular people.

Don’t Underestimate Smoke

As the threats of wildfires grow, the American public doesn’t yet fully grasp what smoke may mean for their health.

The AI Search War Has Begun

And tech companies might not be the winners.

Olympics Photo of the Day: Celebrating a Winning Team E...

Team USA cheers with Simone Biles as it wins a gold medal.

Google Wins the Gold Medal for Worst Olympic Ad

The company suggests using AI to write a child’s fan letter. Why?

The Dangers of ‘Mother’ Worship

The word mother has blossomed into a sign of pop-cultural reverence. But that kind of worship has its dangers.

The Mother of All Words

The word mother has blossomed into a sign of pop-cultural reverence. But that kind of worship has its dangers.

Venezuela Passed the Torch, Even If Maduro Didn’t

A restaurant isn’t allowed to sell empanadas to a candidate who isn’t allowed to run—in an election the opposition isn’t allowed t...

Can Blue States Build?

Texas is a national leader in clean-energy generation. Democrats should take note.

The Painful Reality of Loving a Conspiracy Theorist

What do you do when a family member falls for QAnon?

J. D. Vance Needs to Watch <em>The Brady Bunch</em>

Blended families are beautiful.

Parents Are Parents

Why J. D. Vance should watch more of The Brady Bunch

The Venezuela That Defied Maduro

A restaurant isn’t allowed to sell empanadas to a candidate who isn’t allowed run—in an election the opposition isn’t allowed to w...

When Someone You Love Loves QAnon

What do you do when a family member falls for a conspiracy theory?


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