Month: October 2024

On a rainy Saturday late last month, Mondaire Jones was doing his best to convince a crowd of supporters that...

One of Donald Trump’s signature rhetorical moves—and there are many—is wrapping his most heinous and controversial public statements in the...

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Over the past three years, as I worked on a book about the history of the video-game company Blizzard Entertainment,...

Very few podcasters would apologize to their fans for clogging up their feeds by interviewing a presidential candidate. But Alex...

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Cam and Dan Beaudoin’s three-decade-old problem began when they were kids. Dan would follow his big brother around. Cam, who’s...

For many American Jews, today is a stark reminder that they are still trapped, a year later, inside October 7,...

When Clark Giles first heard about ticks making people allergic to meat, he found the notion so unbelievable, he considered...

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s recent filing to the D.C. District Court in the Trump v. United States presidential-immunity case both...