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“The Ice-Skater,” by Kanak Kapur

Natalia Lafourcade Reimagines Mexican Folk Music

Kanak Kapur on Migrant Labor and Skating in Dubai

Why A.I. Didn’t Transform Our Lives in 2025

The Weirdly Refreshing Honesty of the Oscars of TikTok

What to Do on New Year’s Eve

Daily Cartoon: Friday, December 26th

Bill Clinton’s M10: The Story Behind My Favorite Cartoon

“All I Want for Christmas Is You,” Edited by Someone in Couples Therapy

What Kind of New World Is Being Born?

Daily Cartoon: Thursday, December 25th

How Should We Approach A.I. in 2026?

What Can Conversion Memoirs Tell Us?

Thelma Golden on the Literature of Harlem

Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, December 24th

Trump, Epstein, and the Women

“No Other Choice” Eliminates the Competition with Style

The Right Wing Rises in Latin America

Dear Pepper: Slaying the Self-Doubt Dragon

Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, December 23rd

Americans Won’t Ban Kids from Social Media. What Can We Do Instead?

Patricia Lockwood Reads Elizabeth Bishop

“Waiting to Exhale,” Thirty Years On

“Memory Palace,” by Bianca Stone

“It’s Getting Lighter,” by Mary Jo Bang

“Helen Frankenthaler: A Grand Sweep,” Reviewed

“Father Mother Sister Brother” Explores the Mysteries of Family Life

Why Millennials Love Prenups

The Re-Assemblage of Joseph Cornell

The Psychology of Fashion

The Organists Improvising Soundtracks to Silent Films

The Biggest Threat to the 2026 Economy Is Still Donald Trump

Premeditated

Mona Fastvold Knows Her Way Around a Chair

MAHA Country

Lorenzo Mattotti’s “Goodbye to All That”

Letters from Our Readers

Is the Dictionary Done For?

How Willie Nelson Sees America

How Peter Navarro, Trump’s Tariff Cheerleader, Became the Ultimate Yes-Man

Dyslexia and the Reading Wars

Daily Cartoon: Monday, December 22nd

Briefly Noted

A Puppet Called Paddington

The Extremely Online Bona Fides of “I Love L.A.”

“The Welfare State,” by Nell Zink

What Zohran Mamdani Is Up Against

The Wild, Sad Life of John Cage’s First Lover

Nell Zink Reads “The Welfare State”

Lawrence Wright on A. J. Liebling’s “The Great State”