Your humble newsletter writer is on his way home from a World Cup road trip as we speak, so today's newsletter talks about that experience. Then I borrow from a book excerpt that Reason just published ...

The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to weigh in on President Donald Trump's effort to end birthright citizenship on Tuesday, as well as rule on cases relating to transgender athletes and campaign ...

AI companies keep making waves on Wall Street, humanoid robot company will go public, why a small university will build a ...

Award-winning novelist Tabish Khair discusses refugees, migration, AI, capitalism and fundamentalism, arguing literature can ...

The actors at the center of Christopher Storer's FX series discuss the finale, what it means to leave their characters behind ...

"History, art, passion, suspense and strong, fiery women—that's my jam as a writer,” Barr tells PEOPLE ...

Let it be said, the studio is a safe space for stupidity. A space where impulses can be given the benefit of the doubt. Some years ago, two friends gave me a block of watercolour, pure lapis lazuli ...

Allan Appel's dispatch from New Haven in the Gilded Age, as part of a yearlong series covering 388 years of city history.

The Texas State Board of Education is voting to make Bible passages required reading for 5.5 million students. The post Are ...

James Conlon has spent more than five decades at the center of the operatic and symphonic worlds, building one of the most expansive conducting careers of his generation. A New Yorker by birth and ...

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