Month: July 2024

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Overnight, much of the world ground to a halt: Tens of thousands of flights and trains were canceled or delayed,...

Senator J. D. Vance of Ohio, after only three years in politics, is now the Republican nominee for vice president....

As the Civil War began to rage in 1861, the American press became enraptured with an idea—that Giuseppe Garibaldi, the...

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At the climax of the Republican National Convention last night, former President Donald Trump’s nomination-acceptance speech was a disheveled mess,...

Since October, almost every week—and sometimes several times a day—someone from the Biden presidential campaign team has opened their laptop...

It happened again: yet another cascading failure of technology. In recent years we’ve had internet blackouts, aviation-system debacles, and now...

Reading America’s major outlets this week is an invitation to confusion. The Washington Post writes that J. D. Vance’s selection...

The one time I met J. D. Vance was shortly after his book, Hillbilly Elegy, came out, at an event...