‘Up for Grabs’: Can Democrats Sway Young Men Who Have Soured on Trump?
Frustrated with the cost of everyday necessities, Carter Tice, a 20-year-old tree landscaper in Milwaukee, voted for Donald Trump in...
The Novels Everyone Will Be Reading This Summer
Whether you’re dusting sand off the pages of your book or unearthing a novel from the dregs of your carry-on...
Trump ‘startled and annoyed’ as staunch loyalists pushback over ‘disaster’ deal: insider
President Donald Trump is now facing pressure from his loyalists not to fold in his posture against Iran — and...
In Vegas, doping was allowed, the money was real and the revolution fizzled
James Billot is the newsroom editor of UnHerd, from which this article was adapted. Blood is rolling down the shins...
The Nonfiction Everyone Will Be Reading This Summer
Slather on some sunscreen, cocoon yourself in a hammock, and lose yourself in a chlorinated haze this summer with these...
Gen Z’s Joe Camel moment: how prediction markets learned to speak in memes
When Rory McIlroy won the Masters for the second year in a row, Kalshi shared a photo of him on...
A Hemingwayesque tale, with pencils and a Mad magazine twist
John Ficarra was the editor of Mad magazine from 1985 to 2018. The Quality Paperback Book Club knew how to...
The Forecast That Saved the World, and the Movie That Tells the Story
“Well, for a start, he is shorter than my father, considerably,” said Peter Stagg of the actor Andrew Scott, who...
Netflix isn’t airing the World Cup. But it still has big World Cup programming plans
Netflix’s latest worldwide wager is a menu of programming designed to feed the building fútbol frenzy that will explode in...
‘Vibrant as Ever’: Harvard’s Jewish Life Thrives as Trump Investigates
Over and over again, the Trump administration has portrayed Harvard University as a hub of antisemitism, where Jewish and Israeli...
