Can the Evangelical Left Rise Again?
Last week, after President Jimmy Carter announced that he will undergo treatment for brain cancer, admirers
Last week, after President Jimmy Carter announced that he will undergo treatment for brain cancer, admirers
Ever since Marty McFly took to a hovering skateboard in Back to the Future II, we’ve taken the hoverboard for a symbol of not only the future, but where technological progress should take us. Recently, Lexus
As dramatic scenes unfold across Europe in the worsening migrant crisis, Americans are wondering why the U.S. is not intervening to help deal with the thousands of refugees pouring into the European Union.Europe’s Halting Response to Migrant Crisis Draws Criticism as Toll Mounts. But what is the U
Theodore Ross’s “Cracking the Cartel: Don’t Pay NCAA Football and Basketball Players” is a seemingly deep dive into the economics and policy of college sports. After diagnosing many of the perce
Another chapter has been written in modern politics’ most one-sided love story: Chris Christie’s unrequited infatuation with Bruce Springsteen. In an interview with Fox News’ Sean Han
In May, Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby burst onto the national scene when she held a televised press conference to announce her team's decision about whether or not to indict
Republican presidential candidates who want to deport undocumented immigrants en masse,
Labor activists cheered the Democrat National Committee’s decision last week to make a $15 federal minimum wage an official part of the party platform. The decisi
On a recent morning in the Copenhagen suburb of Gentofte, Marie Louise Esbech and her husband, Bo, hosted a gathering of relatives and friends to celebrate their son’s first birthday. For Marie Louise, a 32-year-old chemical engineer, the occasion also marked her first full month back at work afte
For most armchair political observers, the monthly Hillary Clinton email dumps have become a chance to get a rare look at her unfiltered side. The latest batch, released Monday night,
Three-quarters of the way into Beauty Is a Wound, the sprawling, ambitious novel by the Indonesian writer Eka Kurniawan, there is a curious scene at a cemetery. A man has just been buried there, a Communist killed
Kermit the Frog is moving on. After 40 years with Miss Piggy, he's got a new, svelter, blander, girlfriend named Denise—who is, somewhat improbably, also a pig. Reaction to the news has been mixed.