The Economist Is Putting Names (and Faces) to Its Magazine
Founded in 1843, the British newsmagazine The Economist has long been an outlier in the news business. Its writers have...
‘DTF St. Louis’ and the Complex Tragedy of the Straight-ish Man
This article contains spoilers. Middle-age malaise, an affair, a mysterious death … at first glance, the HBO series “DTF St....
We Can’t Stop China From Building Powerful A.I. Here’s What We Can Do.
In 2022, the Biden administration tried to arrest China’s development of artificial intelligence by denying it cutting-edge semiconductors. President Trump...
Coachella 2026: Karol G’s historic headlining set was lusty, powerful and overdue
On Sunday night, Karol G became the first Latina to headline Coachella. Along with all her pride in that achievement,...
A Wellness Center for Young Ballet Students (Snacks Included)
It looks like an ordinary staircase. At the School of American Ballet, 25 steps lead to an uncommon place in...
Voters grill Republican lawmaker in crucial swing district on Iran war
MAHOPAC, N.Y. — Rep. Mike Lawler faced another tough crowd at a town hall late Sunday night, as frustrated constituents...
Tax time 2026: why millions of Americans are getting a surprise IRS bill instead of a refund
Nobody really budgets for a financial car crash in April. But that’s exactly what millions of Americans are dealing with...
A Brand-Name Novelist Revisits His Old Friend and Alter Ego
SEE YOU ON THE OTHER SIDE, by Jay McInerney Martin Amis had a theory about why novelists became celebrities in...
The Battle Over Refreshers Heats Up as McDonald’s Enters the Mix
One of the hottest beverages these days is the refresher. At Caribou Coffee, one can pick up a Strawberry Coconutmilk...
Trump’s terrifying terrorist list likely has a new name on it — yours
Trump’s thought police may already have your name in their database, which is growing — according to Kash Patel— at...
