
The Protect College Sports Act Isn’t Enough
A much-hyped piece of legislation is more bark than bite.

A much-hyped piece of legislation is more bark than bite.

With his sly, vacant images, Roy Lichtenstein explored the distance that technology created between us and reality.

There’s a lot to worry about while flying. Add terrible passengers to the list.

America has entered its big-beer era.

The former president spoke highly of Islam after 9/11—a posture that MAGA has abandoned.

The rock legend has stayed prolific into old age, and his new album, Second Song, is a minor landmark.

The celebrated coach’s football program at the University of North Carolina is under investigation. It’s hard to know what is of substance—and what is noise.

Whatever happened to being silly?

Willem de Kooning was the best draftsman of his generation of postwar American artists. He had to unlearn everything he knew.

President Trump berated a congresswoman during a board meeting, then posted that he would abandon the Kennedy Center if his name isn’t added to it.

A letter from Interior Secretary Doug Burgum revealed new details about warning signs the White House will install near the American-history museum.

The president’s recent Truth Social barrage of fake images reflects the dangers—for all of us—of virtual self-aggrandizement.

A new book suggests that arguing isn’t about winning but seems preoccupied with it anyway.

My mother devoted her life to teaching writers. Becoming one meant escaping the story she had written for me.