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The 24-Year-Old Who Lost Billions

A War of Assassinations

Will Taiwan Just Give Up?

How the Government Wastes Our Time

The Last Thing Teenagers Will Let You Teach Them

The DSA’s Problem Isn’t ‘Media Training’

The Charges Were Dropped, but the Damage Was Already Done

Abstract

What’s the Matter With Moderation?

This Tiny E-Reader Is the Single Best Piece of Technology in Years

Six Movies to Get You in the Fall Mood

AI Is Already Changing What It Means to Be Human

Japan’s Strategic Turn

The Backlash Against Data Centers

Rediscover the Ordinary

Why Wendell Berry Didn’t Worry About the Future

Why I Want More AI at Dartmouth

The Rush-Job Presidency

J. D. Vance’s Disingenuous Defense of Tucker Carlson

Crypto Money Still Matters for the Midterms

There’s No Such Thing as an AI ‘Lab’

What the Floods Say About Xi Jinping

What Tech Titans Don’t Understand About Sci-Fi

The Meaning of the Lindsay Clancy Mistrial

OpenAI Wants to Talk About The Federalist Papers

Why So Many Men Are Unraveling

A Movie Can’t Be Just Its Own Thing Anymore

Introducing: The Permanent Questions With David Brooks

The Dark Side of Mindfulness

Photos of the Week: Nomad Games, Pushkin Puppet, Lunar Simulation

The Missing Ingredient of Modern Life

The Dead-Internet Theory Is Back

Trump’s Antitrust Gambit May Backfire

The Vicious Cycle Trump May Restart

How the Early Dreams of the Internet Changed

The Hasan Piker Question

An Alien Scholar’s Notes on Trump’s Washington

The Sexual Politics of the ‘Bed Trick’

Gloria Steinem’s Feminism for All

The Schism Within the Trump Administration on Mexico

The Netherlands Will Never Be Rid of Louisiana Crawfish

Should We Be Afraid of Our Food?

Creating the Perfect Female Monster

How ‘Somatics’ Became the Solution to Modern Life

An Inflection Point for Prediction Markets

The Met’s Other Failure

The MAGA Right Is Only Pretending to Be Censored

How Trump Lost Asia

The 2026 Audubon Photography Awards