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Daily Cartoon: Friday, November 15th

“Say Nothing” Is a Gripping Drama of Political Disillusionment

What Russia and Ukraine Want from a Second Trump Presidency

The Naïveté Behind Post-Election Despair

The Elegiac Art of Robert Frank

A Woman Wonders if She’s Human in “I’m Not a Robot”

The Most Extreme Cabinet Ever

Why the Humanitarian Situation in Gaza Is Worse Than It’s Ever Been

Daily Cartoon: Thursday, November 14th

“Your Body, My Choice”: A New Rallying Cry for the Irony-Poisoned Right

“Give Me Carmelita Tropicana!” and “Gatz” Beat On Against the Current

The Value—and Limits—of Seeking Comfort in Art

The Gorgeous Mumbai Rhapsody of “All We Imagine as Light”

Our Driverless Cars Are More Human Than Ever

Chris Hayes on the New Trump Coalition, and What Democrats Do Next

Annette Gordon-Reed on the Dark Side of the American Story

How R.E.M. Created Alternative Music

Pete Hegseth’s Path from Fox News to Donald Trump’s Secretary of Defense

How Elon Musk Rebranded Trump

Career Fair, Class of 2028

Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, November 13th

“Goodbye, Morganza” Follows the Legacy of a Black Family’s Property Loss

Republican Victory and the Ambience of Information

Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, November 12th

The Election Was About the Issues After All

Sam Gold’s “Romeo + Juliet” Is Shakespeare for the Youth

January 6, 2025

Do You Have Hope?

Bonus: Your Season 3 Questions, Answered

A Grandson’s Urgent Chronicle of Family Life in Small-Town Ohio

“Emilia Pérez” Is an Incurious Musical About a Trans Drug Lord

Daily Cartoon: Monday, November 11th

“Vigil,” by Camille Rankine

“Everything Always,” by Alex Dimitrov

What’s Your Parenting-Failure Style?

The Painful Pleasures of the New York Tattoo Convention

The New Pro-Life Playbook

The Morning After the 2024 Election at the White House

The British Artist Jadé Fadojutimi Has a Color Instinct

New York’s Clock Master to City Hall: Time’s Up!

Letters from Our Readers

Is the Twentieth-Century Novel a Genre?

Eve’s Memoir, “Who’s That Girl?,” and Other Questions

Donald Trump’s Victory and the Politics of Inflation

Briefly Noted Book Reviews

At COP29, the Sun Sets on U.S. Climate Leadership

A Début Novel Captures the Start of India’s Modi Era

Restaurant Review: Bridges

Pope Francis, the Cardinals, and “Conclave”

Haruki Murakami on Rethinking Early Work