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The Breakout Music Video of the Year Has a Message for Men. What Is It?
Damien Jalet, the choreographer behind the viral video for Gener8ion’s…
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The Decade’s 10 Most Defining Movies (So Far)
These films best capture the strange spirit of the 2020s.
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The Marriage That Captures a High Point of American Art
An ambitious retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art examines the life and work of…
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How the Polls Could Be Wrong Again
Democrats appear headed toward a big victory. But a small polling error could mean a dramatically different outcome.
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Reducing the Number of Generals Isn’t the Problem
Hegseth is damaging the military and the public’s trust in it.
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The Biggest Source of Inequality That No One Talks About
Progressives are focused on the wrong tax loophole.
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The White House and the Market Are Telling Different Stories
The Treasury secretary is projecting confidence while struggling to get borrowing costs down.
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How Long Until AI Hacks Everything?
If only AI can save us from AI, the world is in trouble.
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Trump Is Considering a Plan to Strike Iran Before the Midterms
Pentagon planners are weighing options, though no final decision has been made.
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Photos: The Student Protests in France
For much of the past month, students in France, alongside teachers and union members, have been protesting against…
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Why American Cities Cost So Much and Deliver So Little
Reihan Salam on why large American cities are often so ineffective at governing themselves, and…
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<em>Carrie</em>, With Kid Gloves
A modern-day adaptation explains away cruelty rather than exploring it.
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What Aaron Sorkin Forgot About <em>The Social Network</em>
The Social Reckoning lacks the most compelling element of its predecessor.
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Why You Should Watch <em>Fauda</em>’s October 7 Episodes
Three years after the Hamas attack, the Israeli show Fauda revisits the day in detail.
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The Violence Sweeping France Was Never Really About Schools
Much of the protesting by students has become an exercise in nihilistic resentment.
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Three Years After October 7, I Moved Back to Nahal Oz
But if Israel’s election doesn’t bring change, I don’t see a future for my…
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A Trump Rally Stuck in Time
Usually, presidents hold rallies to get voters excited about an upcoming election. Last night in Nebraska, the roles…
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Barack Obama Looks Left
The former president has sparred with his party’s left flank since leaving office, but he’s also been faster…
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Occam’s Razor Explains Trump’s Daylight-Savings Obsession
More daylight means more time for golf.
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Trump’s Unlikely Strategy to Control History: Footnotes
The White House is threatening $190 million in Smithsonian funding.
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What We Really Know About the Russian ‘Plague’ Case
Even though many questions remain unanswered, the death probably isn’t cause for panic.
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Homme Fatale
Twenty-five years ago, Zoolander gave us a power poser for the ages—and an enduring argument about the limits…