The Humanities Were Never Neutral
The Plot Against the Humanities In the March issue, Tyler Austin Harper considered what the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation is...
MS NOW cuts feed on Trump after his ’embarrassing’ praise of Iran’s leadership
MS NOW’s “Morning Joe” cut off live coverage of Donald Trump speaking in France after he heaped praise on Iran’s...
Why Is Everyone Waiting Hours for Frozen Yogurt? Why Am I?
Here are some reasons I can think of to stand stock-still on a busy sidewalk: You practice Taoist meditation; you...
This Proposal Came Right on Time, and With a Watch
When Rory Corr was a student at the Glasgow School of Art, he was particularly interested in the work of...
6 showrunners on how to keep production in L.A., their advice to young writers and more
Most television lovers have one: an episode that left an indelible imprint long after the credits rolled. But which made...
A New Watch Division Adapts an Old Practice
What does the future of watchmaking look like? Audemars Piguet offered one answer in April at Watches and Wonders Geneva....
Women’s Writing Was Once as Ephemeral as Breast Milk
PRESENCE: A Hidden History of the Female Body, by Erin Maglaque “Woman must write her self,” the French critic Hélène...
Gavin Newsom Says Trump DOJ Is Politically Targeting Him
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D, Calif.) attends the 94th Annual Meeting of the United States Conference of Mayors in Long Beach,...
From Joyce Carol Oates, a ‘Frenzy’ of Fear and Foreboding
THE FRENZY: Stories, by Joyce Carol Oates Whether looming in dark gothic tales or permeating what might seem a sunny...
Boy George
“Where shall we look for Washington, the greatest among men,” asked Parson Weems in 1800, “but in America—that greatest Continent,...
