What we witnessed on Saturday in Tehran may be the largest release of petrochemical toxins over a civilian population since the Iran-Iraq War.

The Iranian diaspora is fracturing in real time, across dinner tables, on WhatsApp, and in the silence of blocked numbers.

How the women of Utah blogged and posted their way into American hearts and wallets.

The workout has become inseparable from a very strict idea of womanhood.

Trump's immigration crackdown marks a dramatic change in the domestic security apparatus, yet its origins lie in a longstanding bipartisan consensus.

Trump's immigration crackdown marks a dramatic change in the domestic security apparatus, yet its origins lie in a longstanding bipartisan consensus.

Trump's immigration crackdown marks a dramatic change in the domestic security apparatus, yet its origins lie in a longstanding bipartisan consensus.

Inside The Voice of Hind Rajab, the divisive festival hit that reenacts the 5-year-old’s call to emergency dispatchers in Gaza before she was killed.

In his most defiant film yet, a group of Iranians consider killing the man who tortured them in prison.

The F1 press tour has been a carefully attuned charm offensive meant to obscure Pitt’s alleged violent behavior toward ex-wife Angelina Jolie.

The New Yorkers riding the high of Zohran Mamdani’s win. (And the ones who had no idea there was an election.)

Two years after the death of his son, Ben Kweller doesn’t want to waste any more time.

The mayoral candidate is selling the dream of a socialist New York. The picture inside the Democratic Party is more complicated.

In his debut novel, Ocean Vuong took pains to be illegible, then blamed the reader for reading. In his new book, he is finally ready to talk.

TV producers exploited the worst mistake of my life. I’m not the only one.

US immigration enforcement and the cannibalization of labor law

Other kids called Trachtenberg a bitch, but in our group of child stars, we all wanted to be like her.

“Sometimes they’ll ask us to bring the sun.”

Parents are slowly transferring trillions of dollars to their New York City children, one down payment and Via Carota tab at a time.

The contrarian columnist showed us the intolerable side of liberalism.

The author’s estranged wife Amanda Palmer is also named.

At 50, the game is more popular than ever, but its core appeal is still a great secret.

When Brian Jordan Alvarez made it big with English Teacher, he brought his friends along with him, just like they’d always dreamed. Except one.