Month: September 2024

This year, just like last year, the nearly 200,000 kids in Chicago’s public elementary schools spent recess indoors during the...

The New York Timesonce dubbed the Princeton professor Robert George, who has guided Republican elites for decades, “the reigning brain...

“In literature written by women, examples of insolence or hostility toward men are extremely rare,” wrote the French novelist Virginie...

Picture yourself near the front of a long line at an ice-cream shop. You’re getting close—but there’s this guy. He’s...

The Dubai International Financial Center is home to thousands of companies from around the world. Some of them have organic...

Over the weekend, millions of Americans watched football. They cheered, they ate, and—more than ever—they gambled. The American Gaming Association...

My brother, Mohammed, has survived nearly a year of war in Gaza while working to aid its people. He has...

On a warm November afternoon in 2021, I drove out from New Orleans, following the Mississippi River north to the...

Iran’s newish president and foreign minister could hardly be more different in demeanor. President Masoud Pezeshkian speaks informally, often goes...

Picture yourself near the front of a long line at an ice-cream shop. You’re getting close—but there’s this guy. He’s...