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With Graham Platner, Democrats Got Drunk on the Beer Test

FIFA Is a Cautionary Tale for Trump

A Very Bad Call

A Sad Kind of Convenience

The Military Pete Hegseth Wants

The Death of Renee Good Has Yet to Be Properly Investigated

What Game of Thrones Never Got Around to Showing

The Problem America Refuses to Address

The Elixir of the Payroll-Tax Cap and Other Social Security Myths

The ‘Consumer Socialism’ Trap

The Results Are In on Trump’s Boat-Strike Campaign

Small-Dollar Campaign Donors Are Hurting the Political System

Introducing How to Touch Grass

From Idaho B Roll

What Trump’s July 4 Speech Revealed

Prepare for Airplane Purgatory

The Alabamafication of National Politics

How Lizzo Became One of Pop Culture’s Great Flops

A President With More Control but Less Power

Pope Leo’s July 4 Message to America Was Unmistakable

How to Find Joy on a Quiet Day In

How to Define America in 30 Objects

America’s Most Enduring Belief Is Also One of Its Most Dangerous

What J. D. Vance Once Knew

Trump Is Getting Tired of Losing Election Cases

Hell Arrives in Washington

How Elon Musk Became More Powerful Than Ever

It Wasn’t Just the Founders

The ‘Have It Both Ways’ Theory of Great Books

All Men Are Created Equal, but What Does Equal Mean?

Photos of the Week: World Cup, Wine Battle, White Kimono

A Twist in This Year’s Strangest Literary AI Scandal

What This Fourth of July Is Really About

American Brands Seem Lukewarm on America’s Birthday

These Justices Are Not Impartial

When France Plays Soccer, You Can’t Look Away

Washington Is Turning Into a Fortress for the Fourth

The Hispanic Founder

Why Trump’s ‘Freedom 250’ Logo Is Everywhere

The Fourth of July That Saved My Family

What I Learned From ROTC

The Father of American Pop Music Turns 200

The Other Case for Birthright Citizenship

Even Trump Can’t Believe How Well This Book Has Sold

The $10,000 MacBook Pro Is Here

Movies Are Good, Actually

At Least You’re Not Playing in the World Cup Right Now

Pete Buttigieg’s Ordeal Is a Frightening New Form of Political Harassment

The Capital Is a Mess