Iran’s War Is Not Only With the West
The Islamic Republic’s expansionist project has led to the immiseration and repression of people beyond its borders.
Ideas
Can’t Stop It, So Lead It
To limit the harms of the Iran war, congressional Democrats will have to join the fight.
Glimpsing Victory in Iran
The campaign has already delivered major wins for American national security, but something much bigger is starting to come into view.
A Possible Upside to the Iran War
Perhaps inadvertently, Trump is revealing the limits of China’s Axis of Autocracy.
The College-Educated Working Class
Can a generation of graduates frustrated by their economic prospects change American labor politics?
If You Hate Dubai
Dubai has welcomed residents from practically everywhere on Earth, and its openness stands in defiant contrast with Iran.
The Cure for Snoring
A journey into my larynx
When Mentally Ill Teenagers Ask to Be Put to Death
A Dutch psychiatrist gave lethal injections to patients with mental suffering, some of them teenagers. Does that make him a hero—or something else?
Where Mamdani Has Refused to Moderate
The New York City mayor is not soft-pedaling his views on Israel.
Independents of America Unite!
Yes, trying to organize a group that’s averse to affiliation is hard. But independents’ uncoordinated approach is self-defeating.