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ICE Agent or Just Some Person?
There’s a dress code to help you make that determination.
The Protein Madness Is Just Getting Started
Americans are taking their obsession with supplements to new extremes.
How a Book Can Change a Graduate’s Life
After I finished college, Leslie Jamison’s The Empathy Exams won my allegiance immediately and forever.
Modern Dating, With a Lot of Talking, Talking, Talking
Materialists has much less to say about romance than it thinks it does.
The New Old Sound of Adult Anxiety
Haim has made a clever breakup album for a generation that’s wary of tying the knot.
Photos of the Week: Devil-Angels, Highland Cows, Hot Dogs
A record-setting drone light show in China, the 88th Tour de Suisse in Switzerland, the Superman World Tour in the Philippines, a volcanic eruption in Indonesia, and much more
The Vatican Knows an ‘Industrial Revolution’ When It Sees One
To update Catholic teaching for the age of AI, Pope Leo should revisit the 19th century.
Venezuela Is Open for Investment*
*Provided the dictatorship falls.
The Myth of the Gen Z Red Wave
The best available evidence suggests that the youth-vote shift in 2024 was more a one-off event than an ideological realignment.
Why America Needs More Public Pools
Clean, swimmable water shouldn’t be something only the rich can access.
The Strength You Gain by Not Taking Offense
We all face uncivil behavior or insulting comments at times, but you can choose how to react.
You Can Change Your Personality
It’s really hard.
The Hollowness of This Juneteenth
The holiday was always an implicit warning that what had been done could be done again.
The ‘Fantasy We Have of Vaccines’ Is in Trouble
One of the most effective vaccines available was going to become more accessible—until RFK Jr. dismissed the CDC’s advisory committee.
The Trojan Horse Will Come for Us Too
The wars in Ukraine and the Middle East offer Americans a glimpse into the battles of the future—and a warning.
The Medical Device That’s Become a MAHA Fixation
The continuous glucose monitor is emblematic of the movement’s emphasis on self-reliance.
Democrats Need More Hobbies
A party of political junkies will struggle to win.
The Three Dramatic Consequences of Israel’s Attack on Iran
Great battles, won or lost, change the entire course of events.
The Democrats Must Confront Their Gerontocracy
The party needs a polite way to usher politicians toward retirement.
Trump’s Trouble With Tulsi
The president appointed an intelligence chief who resents the intelligence community as much as he does. But reality is setting in.