Month: November 2024

One morning earlier this month, I slammed my laptop shut. I was four cups of coffee deep and full of...

By the time Martha Stewart rose to fame, family life in the United States looked very different than it had...

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In the aftermath of the 2024 presidential election, some commentators have argued that Americans don’t believe that the Democratic Party...

On Tuesday, Israel and Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed militant group in Lebanon, agreed to a cease-fire. The arrangement is a win...

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When Mean Girls, the musical remake of the 2004 film, hit theaters in January, the film appeared to shock audiences...

Passing judgment on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was never going to be simple for the International Criminal Court. Even harder than...

The warrants issued by the International Criminal Court against Israel’s prime minister and former defense minister represent many historic firsts....

Of what, you may ask—love affair, divorce, death, storm illness, joy, betrayal, revelation, blessing? In my courtyard, a heap of...