Critics on the left and the right are, for different reasons, obscuring the Democratic Party’s long commitment to this cause.
Responding to the recent earthquakes pushed the two countries’ new relationship out into the open.
Since the war began, Iran has only expanded its power over the waterway.
Maya MacGuineas on the looming exhaustion of the Social Security Trust Fund and whether America will ever have a responsible federal budget. Plus: another ICE shooting and A Place of Greater Safety by Hilary Mantel.
The agency’s second killing in as many weeks prompted an abrupt policy change on vehicle stops.
Christopher Nolan successfully brings the epic into the IMAX era.
A younger crowd is flocking to a hobby once dominated by retirees—and transforming it along the way.
A shockingly inefficient trillion-dollar project
Images of the incredibly wide variety of marine life on our planet, including seabirds, marine mammals, fish, corals, crustaceans, and much more
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off has avoided a midlife crisis for good reason: It’s a timeless portrait of popularity and truthiness.
From left: Marc Novicoff, Nancy Walecki, Michael Zelenko, and James Kirchick
Trump and Iran might keep talking. Or they might keep bombing. Or both.
The majority refuses to see evidence of racism.
The State Department told a court last year that the secretary didn’t use disappearing messages. By this spring, it had dropped that claim.
Can parents ever learn to text like their kids? Should they even try?
When a superpower’s economy lags, hegemony becomes unsustainable.