You Might Be Addicted to Unhappiness Without Realizing It
We all know a person who seems almost addicted to their own suffering, constantly dwelling on the unfairness of their...
The Atlantic’s October Cover: Anne Applebaum on the “Empire of Grift” and the Revolution in American Foreign Policy
In The Atlantic’s October cover story, “Empire of Grift,” staff writer Anne Applebaum examines how far-right ideologues have transformed American...
Bari Weiss hire causes stir with cryptic ’60 Minutes’ message that ‘clock is ticking’
The “60 Minute” premiere on Sunday night ended on an odd note as one of the new conservative contributors added...
Thank capitalism and free markets for human flourishing
John Curtis, a Republican, is a U.S. senator from Utah. Six thousand years ago, one of the primary modes of...
I’m 55 with a college degree, working in retail to stay afloat. It’s been hard to get past the shame and find purpose.
At first, I felt shame about working a retail job. Now, I'm grateful to be doing it and recognize the...
Iran and Persian Gulf foreign ministers postpone meeting as talks stall
Saudi Arabia, under pressure from Iranian-allied militias in Iraq and Houthi rebels in Yemen, has postponed what would have been...
Fetterman kept his staff in the dark on jarring GOP-engineered convention cameo: report
Republicans engineered a jarring moment of their first-ever midterm convention by quietly recruiting a sitting Democrat, and the senator signed...
A report exposed a crisis in academia. The response was telling.
Daniel Diermeier is the chancellor of Vanderbilt University. The surest sign that a diagnosis has struck a nerve is when...
Magic: The Gathering Retires a Format and Adjusts the Ban List
Magic: The Gathering is back with another big adjustment to the state of the formats in a surprise announcement that...
Women really are more fatigued than men — and CDC study proves it
Women really are more fatigued more than men — and now there’s federal data to prove it. More than half...
