There are two Black Americas
When dozens of African nations gained their independence in the early 1960s, their diplomats arrived in the United States to...
Our top 10 plays and musicals of 2025 had no celebrities (except one)
It was a starry year on Broadway and beyond, as a Hollywood slump drove A-listers east to light up marquees...
Fed’s expected rate cut today is less about stimulating the economy and more about protecting the job market from ‘shattering’
Today is like Christmas morning for markets: Will they be granted their wish for December, and have a final interest...
The outlines of a sustainable Ukraine peace deal inch into view
Here’s a simple description of what peace should look like in Ukraine: a sovereign nation, its borders protected by international...
What do Wall Streeters really want for the holidays?
1969 Rolex Submariner on the left. Zegna's Triple Stitch on the right. Left: Kirsty O'Connor/PA Images via Getty Images Right:...
Blacklisted foreign companies persist in app stores, defying U.S. sanctions
Dozens of apps for companies put under sanctions by the U.S. government have remained available in app stores maintained by...
Zillow’s short-sighted move to overlook climate risk
Earlier this month, the real-estate listing site Zillow ended a subtle social experiment. In 2024, they began to embed climate...
Trump’s Nvidia decision puts spotlight on fight over chip exports
Chris Miller is the author of “Chip War.” It’s been a dizzying year for debate about semiconductors and artificial intelligence...
Newsom Mocks Trump’s Desperate Plea to Stop Talking About His Physical Decline
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is testing 79-year-old President Donald Trump’s claim that discussing his rapidly deteriorating physical health may constitute...
A stark lesson about the president’s war powers
War is government’s gravest undertaking, but defining war is difficult, declaring it is rare, and making constitutional values and procedures...
