CULTURE

Biden’s Righteous Fury at Being Called an “Elderly Man with a Poor Memory”

One of the truest truisms in politics is that Presidential-election campaigns are marathons rather than sprints. Since Joe Biden’s senior…

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The Second Death of Pablo Neruda

It may come as no surprise that a country as deeply polarized by its recent history as Chile is also…

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The Last Real Legislative Battle of 2024

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The Risks in Attacking the Houthis in Yemen

Late on Monday of last week, the United States and the United Kingdom staged attacks on Yemen, bombing military-equipment storage…

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“Do I Have to Come Here Injured or Dead?”

Now, cuffed and shackled, Keldy was a criminal defendant, charged with a misdemeanor. She had committed two phone numbers to…

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“Subtraction”: A Masterwork of Realistic Fantasy

Iranian cinema has risen to international prominence in recent decades, largely through the meticulous realism of such directors as Abbas…

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The Campaign Against D.E.I. | The New Yorker

Critical race theory was yesterday’s scandal. Today, diversity-equity-and-inclusion initiatives are in the crosshairs of critics across the political spectrum who…

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Daily Cartoon: Friday, January 19th

“Everyone on this stage is committed to a future of net-zero income-tax payments.” Source link

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Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, January 16th

“Well, this is a remake that nobody asked for.” Source link

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The 2024 Primaries That Weren’t

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