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“The Chartreuse,” by Mona Awad

The Price of Occupation

Restaurant Review: Next-Level Vietnamese at Bánh Anh Em

Mona Awad on Enchantment as a Sinister Force

Mona Awad Reads “The Chartreuse”

Can Dave Hurwitz Save Classical Recording?

To Be Young, Gifted, and Black at Fenway

How Rembrandt Saw Esther

Behind Trump’s Jeffrey Epstein Problem

Another Doctor Is Dead in Gaza

Stephen Colbert on Kenneth Tynan’s Profile of Johnny Carson

Leah Litman on Trump’s Supreme Court

Michael Wolff on MAGA’s Revolt Over Jeffrey Epstein

The Director Ari Aster Explains His COVID-Era Western “Eddington”

Daily Cartoon: Friday, July 18th

“Eddington” Is a Lethally Self-Satisfied COVID Satire

The Trophy Abs and Soul Ties of “Love Island USA”

The Sophisticated Kitsch of Blackpink

How Dartmouth Became the Ivy League’s Switzerland

Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, and Three Conspiracy-Theory Theories

Trump Has a Bad Case of Biden on the Brain

Beauford Delaney’s Light and Faith

Daily Cartoon: Thursday, July 17th

“Eddington” and the American Berserk

“Double Time for Pat Hobby,” by F. Scott Fitzgerald

“Cloud” Is a Cautionary Tale of E-Commerce—and the Summer’s Best Action Movie

The Aging Millennial’s Guide to Summer

Rachel Kushner’s Advice to Writers

Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, July 16th

“SWAG,” Reviewed: Justin Bieber’s Messy, Improbable Masterpiece

What Will Become of the C.I.A.?

Gentle Parenting My Smartphone Addiction

Can Trump Deport People to Any Country That Will Take Them?

A New Agnès Varda Exhibition Is an Extension of Her Life’s Work

Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, July 15th

The Psychic Significance of Your Wordle Starting Word

How “The First Homosexuals” Shaped an Identity

Chased by Climate Disaster in North Carolina

Can A.I. Find Cures for Untreatable Diseases—Using Drugs We Already Have?

Daily Cartoon: Monday, July 14th

“Onions,” by Peter Balakian

“Girlfriends,” by Kim Addonizio

The Diary of Anna Franco

Ryan Davis’s Junk-Drawer Heart

Letters from Our Readers

Is the U.S. Ready for the Next War?

How Much More “TACO” Madness Can the U.S. Economy Take?

Briefly Noted Book Reviews

A.I. Is About to Solve Loneliness. That’s a Problem

A Memoir of Working-Class Britain Wrings Playfulness from Pain