
An Unabashedly Intellectual Murder Mystery
Cristina Rivera Garza’s newly translated novel evokes a mixture of numbness and anxiety in the face of incessant violence.

Cristina Rivera Garza’s newly translated novel evokes a mixture of numbness and anxiety in the face of incessant violence.

The Department of Government Efficiency’s seizure of government databases is not just an act of bureaucratic reorganization. It is an act of constitutional restructuring.

The Israeli prime minister ignores the views of the majority of his people.

Gaza is struggling to keep clean water flowing.

In promoting Elon Musk’s car company, Donald Trump showed just how far he’ll go for his allies.

How to lose $148 billion in less than two months

Albert Barnes believed in the liberating power of art—but you had to look at it his way.

In his new film, Mickey 17, the director brings his preoccupation with classism to outer space.

Sadegh Zibakalam is in trouble again for criticizing Iranian foreign policy.

Musk has turned a dangerously flawed view of “waste” into a philosophy of government.

The Palestinian American sitcom is the first of its kind—and takes its humor very seriously.

American higher education would be in a much stronger position today if it had made a proactive case to the public for its own importance—and taken steps to address its very real shortcomings.

Science has to be able to defend itself.

Their efforts to sell some MAGA “grand strategy” dull the pain but dim the brain.

The president and his aides are changing their minds at nauseating speed.

The president promised millions of removals, but reality has intervened.

Chaos, tariffs, and nervous consumers

It’s the Trump administration, not Columbia, that has done nothing to confront anti-Semitism in its own ranks.

The pro-Palestine student was arrested without due process for exercising his right to free speech. He will not be the last.

And I’m riddled with mom guilt.