Recent articles from publications based in United States.
CBS Newsby Kathryn Watson27d ago
Washington — President Trump will address the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday morning and meet with other world leaders as he makes the case for his handling of the war with Iran and other...
Timeby Rainesford Stauffer27d ago
I swept my arm overhead, forming a half-moon shape as my body bent into a side stretch. I could almost hear the ballet instructors of my childhood calling out steps: Plié first position.
CJRby Liz Skalka27d ago
Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. On Labor Day, about a dozen current and former journalists from The Blade marched in Toledo, Ohio’s annual parade.
The New Yorkerby Naaman Zhou27d ago
One of Ed Sheeran’s enduring contributions to the texture of twenty-first-century music—let’s say you are looking for one—will probably be the repopularization of the loop pedal.
The New Yorkerby Jay Caspian Kang27d ago
Earlier this year, I wrote a series of columns about how the decline of the Church in America had eroded the social infrastructure that once supported sustained political protest in this...
The New Yorkerby Zach Zimmerman27d ago
A.I. deletes the recipe for Hidden Valley ranch and no one wants to live in that world. A.I. resurrects Genghis Khan and elects him to the U.N. Security Council. A.I.
Longreadsby Mark Blondin and Betsy Blondin27d ago
Thoughtful stories for thoughtless times. Longreads has published hundreds of original stories—personal essays, reported features, reading lists, and more—and more than 14,000 editor’s picks.
The New Republicby Tom Perriello27d ago
For years, I have looked for any excuse to redirect a conversation toward the impacts of artificial intelligence.
The New Republicby Right Now With Perry Bacon27d ago
This is a lightly edited transcript of the May 1 edition of Right Now With Perry Bacon. You can watch the video here or by following this show on YouTube or Substack.
The New Republicby Philip Rocco27d ago
On September 10, in a continuation of what is now a nearly decade-long war on the national head count, the Trump administration proposed unprecedented changes to the 2030 U.S. census.
The New Republicby Phillip Maciak27d ago
I don’t mind the laughing. On Good Hang, the video podcast interview show hosted by Amy Poehler, there’s always faint laughing in the background.
The New Republicby Monica Potts27d ago
Many of the new Democratic candidates making a splash this cycle are the progressives who ran to the left of the party establishment in the primaries and defeated their more centrist counterparts.
Timeby Philip Wang27d ago
When a mother returned to Maryland earlier this year after four months in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention, her children, ages one and four, did not recognize her at first.
The 19thby Chabeli Carrazana27d ago
This piece was published in coordination with The Washington Post. The madness unfolded in a familiar pattern: Ellen FitzGerald would wake in the dead of night to nurse her baby for about a half...
Wiredby Lily Hay Newman27d ago
For years, cybersecurity practitioners have tracked different types of malware and detected potential infections using digital fingerprints to identify different hacking tools and follow their use...
Wiredby Katie Drummond27d ago
Patti Harrison, like every great comic, knows how to use her face. If you’ve seen her stealing scenes in TV shows like Tim Robinson’s I Think You Should Leave or Hulu’s Shrill, you know that she...
Wiredby Joel Khalili27d ago
Academic libraries across the globe are stuffed with hundreds of thousands of Ancient Greek papyrus fragments.
Literary Hubby Literary Hub27d ago
John Green Gives Himself Permission to Suck The Author of Hollywood, Ending Takes the Lit Hub Questionnaire John Green’s new book, Hollywood, Ending, is available now from Dutton, so we asked him a...
Literary Hubby Neil Griffin27d ago
What We Lose in the Face of Extinction Neil Griffin on Doomed Species, Our Capacity for Wonder, and How Extinction Shapes the Planet Before Charles Darwin wrote On the Origin of Species, he spent...
Literary Hubby Doireann Ní Ghríofa27d ago
Opening the Door: On the Secrets Old Buildings Can Keep Doireann Ní Ghríofa Explores Our Need to Know the Stories Behind Broken Glass and Dark Corridors It began with a mistake.
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