Month: June 2024

This is an edition of The Wonder Reader, a newsletter in which our editors recommend a set of stories to...

In April, a group of people in a red Tesla driving through the Moroccan desert were glued to the odometer...

In 2006, the director M. Night Shyamalan attempted to swerve away from the tense thrillers he’d become known for. His...

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Tech evangelists like to say that AI will eat the world—a reference to a famous line about software from the...

In the fall of 2005, Johann Hari, then a young columnist for The Independent who was struggling with his weight,...

We are a little over one week removed from the verdict—that verdict—and Democrats have what they’ve long been craving: a...

The modern world runs on a kind of secular faith. Most of us turn on the faucet and expect water,...