Same-Sex Marriage Is a Religious Freedom
If the law allows same-sex couples to be treated differently from other couples, then our religious freedom to be married is not complete.
What My Students Don’t Know About Their Own History
When Lat see themselves represented it leaves them empowered and curious to learn more.
Herschel Walker, Butcher of Language
The Republican Senate candidate is devastatingly inarticulate.
A Phone Call With Angela Lansbury Changed Me
Many prefer to airbrush vulnerabilities away, but Angela Lansbury brought a combination of dignity and forthrightness to her life and work.
The Enduring Appeal of Ronaldo, Soccer’s Original Phenomenon
The Brazilian striker’s lasting power lies not so much in a deep trove of highlight clips, but in what he showed was possible.
Did You Recently Buy a Home in New York City for Less Than $750,000?
If so, we want to hear from you.
How to Stay Safe From Covid This Holiday Season
As our third pandemic winter approaches, you can mitigate risk without missing out.
Elections Approaching, Erdogan Raises the Heat Again With Greece
Turkey’s president suggested that troops “may suddenly arrive one night” in Greece. With inflation rampant and the lira sinking, a manufactured crisis might be just the thing he needs.
A Posthumous Memoir Reveals Paul Newman in His Own Words
Compiled from interviews he gave to a close friend, “The Extraordinary Life of an Ordinary Man” sheds light on the self-doubt of the seemingly imperturbable Hollywood star.
How Russian Action Movies Are Selling War
For an American, it can be easy to forget how much ideology is packed into the genre — until you watch a film from elsewhere, and see their cartoonish heroes…