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...
The Plot Against the Humanities In the March issue, Tyler Austin Harper considered what the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation is...
“Where shall we look for Washington, the greatest among men,” asked Parson Weems in 1800, “but in America—that greatest Continent,...
Declaring that “the deal is all signed” with Iran, as President Trump did today, is like shopping for a wedding...
In theory, Donald Trump has a consistent position on AI. On the first full day of his second term, the...
One of the most repeated truisms in social-science research is: “The No. 1 best thing for your well-being is your...
In the fall of 1929, the Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation, then the most successful film company in America, seemed poised...
Driving back to his Marine Corps base in North Carolina alone after attending his grandmother’s funeral, a despondent J. D....
Even before the first ball of the World Cup was kicked in Mexico City on Thursday, there was one team...
Bo Nickal, his face shiny with Vaseline, had just finished pounding the nose and eyes and ears of his opponent,...
Illustrations by Laurie Avon In January 1836, Nathaniel Hawthorne moved from Salem to Boston to assume the editorship of The...
In the late 19th century, it was commonly believed that a criminal or lunatic could be recognized at a glance,...
When my mom found out I was planning to travel to Dallas to play in a Lunar New Year mah-jongg...
Thomas Jefferson: Well, lads, we did it: 250 glorious years. The American experiment is—dare I say it?—a success! John Adams:...
President Trump has announced that the United States and Iran have reached a deal to end their war. “Congratulations to...
Adam Gray / GettyNew York Knicks fans climb on buses in Times Square as they celebrate after their team won...