
How to Lose Texas
Latinos helped put Trump in office. Now they’re over him.

Latinos helped put Trump in office. Now they’re over him.

Omar Mohammed on life in Mosul under ISIS rule

The Republican spending strategy is about turnout, not persuasion.

People throughout history have claimed to witness impossible occurrences. Historian Carlos Eire asks: What if they’re telling the truth?

Tech leaders have escape plans. What about everybody else?

An interview with the comedian about Paralyzed by Hope, a new Netflix documentary about her

Kara Swisher on whether AI will ever be regulated

Why is Trump making deals with Putin?

Anne Applebaum’s podcast asks: Can we repair the American institutions Donald Trump is breaking?

Long careers spent covering politicians have taught David Brooks and Jeffrey Goldberg the importance of putting politics in its place.

It’s not just stealing cars and running from cops anymore.

A live taping with Helen Lewis and Sophie Gilbert about the evolution of masculinism

The Ukrainian journalist Illia Ponomarenko on his new book, The Land of Tears and Hope, a history of his country

Space is hard, and expensive. The U.S. is relying on some of its wealthiest individuals to help it get there.

The philosopher Shelly Kagan has gained millions of fans online while arguing that we can embrace physicalism without giving up meaning, morality, or human exceptionalism.

Ben McKenzie is a celebrity who investigated crypto during the pandemic, rather than shilling for it. He describes the currency’s strange journey.

People inside the bureau believe that Kash Patel is “desperate” to deliver indictments—and generate headlines—that would please the president.

Reihan Salam on why large American cities are often so ineffective at governing themselves, and how those cities can deliver better government to their residents

The midterm races that could define 2028 and beyond

Jonathan Haidt sounded the alarm on phones in schools. He thinks what’s coming will be even worse.