The Best and Worst Moments of the 2022 Emmys
After two consecutive ceremonies shaped by the pandemic, the Primetime Emmys returned to what felt more or less like a pre-Covid format on Monday night. The awards were handed out…
The Critical Moment Behind Ukraine’s Rapid Advance
WASHINGTON — The strategy behind Ukraine’s rapid military gains in recent days began to take shape months ago during a series of intense conversations between Ukrainian and U.S. officials about…
What Is Brain Fog and How Can I Treat It?
A variety of blood tests can also help point to some causes of cognitive impairment, such as sleep apnea, vitamin B deficiency or other hormone and thyroid issues, said Dr.…
Alex Jones Could Face Ruinous Damages as Second Sandy Hook Trial Begins
The fabulist Alex Jones and his company Infowars face a second and potentially ruinous trial beginning on Tuesday to determine how much they must pay the families of eight Sandy…
Opinion | Freedom Comes in Many Forms, but One at a Time Won’t Do the Trick
As a nation, the United States is committed to a creed of free market capitalism. But this belies a heritage of egalitarianism and economic equality in American political thought. Among…
Republicans Deploy Surprising Weapon in N.Y. Governor’s Race: Eric Adams
In his uphill battle to become New York’s next governor, Representative Lee M. Zeldin, the Trump-supporting conservative Republican from Long Island, has turned to an unlikely weapon: Eric Adams, the…
Why Things May Really Be Different for This Midterm Election
Just about every election cycle, there’s an argument for why, this time, things might be different — different from expectations based on historical trends and key factors like the state…
Opinion | An 18th-Century Philosophy To Get Us Through the Climate Crisis
As darkness settled over the small German town of Jena in the late winter of 1798, large groups of young men rushed to the town university’s biggest auditorium to listen…
Opinion | We Helped Our Father Write His Last Story
His unreliability was its own established fact. He was diagnosed with bipolar disorder when we were in elementary school. He continued using drugs until 1999, when we were 15 and…
Opinion | We Build Civilizations on Status. But We Barely Understand It.
“We see status virtually everywhere in social life, if we think to look for it,” writes Cecilia Ridgeway. “It suffuses everyday possessions, the cars we drive, the clothes we wear,…