The U.S. President discussed the war in Iran, press freedom, AI, and more ahead of the midterm elections.

For MAGA politicians, there’s no such thing as a gaffe.

The scourge of COVID led to drive-by whinings disguised as activism.

Abdul El-Sayed wants to win the Michigan Senate race his way—as an unabashed progressive populist and a fierce critic of Israel.

Abdul El-Sayed wants to win the Michigan Senate race his way—as an unabashed progressive populist and a fierce critic of Israel.

Abdul El-Sayed wants to win the Michigan Senate race his way—as an unabashed progressive populist and a fierce critic of Israel.

The novelist imagined women enjoying equality in the bedroom and the boardroom. Are we any closer to living in that world?

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Most of Europe bans it. The United Nations likens it to slavery. But in the United States, business is booming.

It wasn’t about showbiz. It was about sovereignty.

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Kevin Dowdell, a lieutenant in an elite FDNY rescue unit, taught his sons to take action. When he disappeared on 9/11, they went to Ground Zero to search for him.

Rob Sand isn’t progressive or moderate. What is he trying to be?

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What Darwin saw in the Galápagos

Wes Moore isn’t here to save the Democratic Party.

Rupert Lowe understands what the American right wants to hear.

The vice president has been replaced with a guy who’s just asking questions.

Can civilization survive the postliterate era?

The British populist leader makes a Trumpian gamble.

What Darwin saw in the Galápagos

What Darwin saw in the Galápagos

Or work. Or have opinions.

Or work. Or have opinions.

A virulent form of misogyny has become the single most important force holding together the American right.

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The PM won’t call out Trump over Venezuela, and won’t commit to Europe. His refusal to choose leaves vital choices for Britain to be made by others, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

California’s Gavin Newsom would rather be wrong than weak.

California’s Gavin Newsom would rather be wrong than weak.

January 6, five years later

The president told The Atlantic that the interim Venezuelan president will meet a fate worse than Maduro’s unless she complies with U.S. wishes.

The case of Alaa Abd el-Fattah is a test of Britain’s values.

The case of Alaa Abd el-Fattah is a test of Britain’s values.