Month: October 2024

Ever since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Democrats have considered abortion a winning issue and have been eager...

Since last October 7, I have averted my eyes from social media at many moments, and not for the obvious...

It seemed like just another sketch, fated to oblivion or niche fandom at best. When “Washington’s Dream” first aired on...

Have you ever watched a crowd go wild for a PowerPoint slide? After a few introductory hellos yesterday in Butler,...

On December 12, 2015, the 195 country parties to the United Nations’ climate body adopted the Paris Agreement on climate...

Nigel Farage, the populist British politician and ally of Donald Trump, recently lit up outside a pub in London. This...

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Recently, in a few cities across the country, Starbucks quietly unveiled a pair of drinks, one resembling a pistachio milkshake,...

it was only then, city-shawled and freshly guarded, immune to potholes and puddles, that I remembered        ...

With a month left until the presidential election, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have turned to issues of foreign policy...