Yitzhak Rabin Knew What Netanyahu Doesn’t
Thirty years after Rabin’s assassination, Israel is ignoring the lessons of the most honest statesman I’ve ever known.
War Is Coming Back to Gaza
Until Hamas is disarmed, Gaza has no future.
The Company Quietly Funneling Paywalled Articles to AI Developers
“You shouldn’t have put your content on the internet if you didn’t want it to be on the internet,” Common Crawl’s executive director says.
No Politics Is Local
State and city elections are now heavily intertwined with what happens in Washington.
A Confederacy of Toddlers
The Trump administration is a regime of troubled children.
What’s a Scandal When Everything Is Outrageous?
Trump’s ballroom blitz is blatantly corrupt. The fact that no one seems to care shows just how low the standards of behavior have fallen in Washington.
The Solution to the Third-Term Threat
Republican leaders need to speak up now, loudly and clearly, against any schemes to put Donald Trump back into the White House yet again.
Enjoy CarPlay While You Still Can
The auto industry is at war with Apple.
The Stubborn Myth of the Literary Genius
What two new books on the English Renaissance reveal about the appeal of speculative history
The Lonely New Vices of American Life
Booze is down and weed is up, and that’s doing something to us as a country.
The High-Stakes SNL Sketch About … Domestic Chores
The show pitched the next big true-crime hit: what happens when men are left to fend for themselves.
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A poem
The Best Postseason in Baseball History?
This year’s playoffs and World Series showed that the game can still deliver the unexpected.
Mamdani Has a Point About Rent Control
In an interview, the candidate argued that the policy is essential to get voters on board with pro-housing reforms.
When Helicopter Parents Touch Down—At College
Hovering moms and dads are following their kids all the way to campus.
In Defense of ‘Groupthink’
Are we too quick to agree on the dangers of consensus?
Mounting Pressure to End the Shutdown
Many Americans may soon lose crucial federal assistance, leaving some lawmakers asking whether it’s time for Donald Trump to begin negotiating with Democrats.
How Delivery Ate the Restaurant
Delivery apps are feeding our craving for convenience.
The Slow Death of Special Education
The government has abandoned its commitment to an equitable education for all children—if it ever had one.
The Next Era of the American University
Higher education can—and should—fight the Trump administration, but the age of lavish government support is coming to a close.
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