Recent articles from publications based in United States.
FOX Newsby Robert Schmad17d ago
Seattle is slated to increase its minimum wage to $22.14 an hour in 2027 as the broader metro area contends with a sharp drop in job openings and Seattle businesses face mounting cost pressures.
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic17d ago
From David Hockney’s beloved dachshunds to Frida Kahlo’s menagerie of parrots, the history of art is a history of animals.
Salonby Lisa Song17d ago
Without Amy Miller, some elderly and disabled people wouldn’t be able to vote. The attorney for Disability Rights Nebraska travels the state, investigating the quality of nursing homes and assisted...
FOX Newsby Morgan Phillips17d ago
The U.S. military is scheduled to end its mission in Iraq on Wednesday, bringing to a close a military operation that has lasted more than two decades — despite an ongoing war in Iran sparked...
FOX Newsby Andrea Margolis17d ago
A professor recently discovered that a medieval castle thought to have been lost for centuries was hiding in plain sight — inside a Victorian-era building on a modern college campus.
3 Quarks Dailyby Ashutosh Jogalekar17d ago
by Ashutosh Jogalekar As the relentless march of AI in science continues, I found myself pondering the other day whether there ever would be a time when a human scientist would do the last human...
CJRby Susie Banikarim17d ago
Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Chris Hansen feels ambushed. He is standing outside a Regal movie theater in Times Square.
CJRby Amos Barshad17d ago
Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Assal Rad, an activist and Middle East historian, has become known for social media posts in which she edits headlines that she finds absurd, largely for their...
The 19thby Brooke Migdon17d ago
Nearly half of U.S. adults say they’re more likely to vote for a candidate who supports banning transgender athletes from girls’ and women’s sports teams, according to a new The 19th/YouGov poll —...
The 19thby Mariel Padilla17d ago
High prices and the cost of living are top issues for the voters who will decide the midterm elections in November.
The 19thby Terri Rupar17d ago
This year, The 19th is partnering with YouGov for our annual State of Our Nation poll, shedding light on issues that impact women and LGBTQ+ people and helping us better understand our country.
The New Republicby Ross Rosenfeld17d ago
Fifty years ago, in his most famous work, the prolific intellectual Carlo Cipolla argued that stupid people, as a group, are “much more powerful than the mafia, or the military industrial complex.”...
The New Republicby David Corn17d ago
“Hoax.” “Witch hunt.” “Russia, Russia, Russia.” For a decade, Donald Trump has incessantly claimed that there was no Moscow assault on the 2016 election and that the subsequent investigations of...
The New Republicby Greg Sargent17d ago
James Talarico may or may not win the Senate race in Texas. But here’s something we can say right now: Given how close Talarico is coming in this red state after running such an overtly...
The New Republicby Timothy Noah17d ago
“We’re going to hold the crooks accountable,” House Democratic leader Hakim Jeffries told the Associated Press last week in anticipation of the Democrats’ likely retaking the House on November 3.
The New Republicby Grace Segers17d ago
For the past few weeks, President Donald Trump has been noodling on a diesel export ban as a strategy for lowering fuel costs.
Wiredby Lama Rabah, Sabrina Slipchenko, Charles Boutaud, Firas Taweel, Elena DeBre17d ago
Aref Jaber is on a neighbor's roof, trying to get home. At 51, he is clambering over a wall into the next backyard, up onto the next roof, along the line of stone houses that stand between him and...
NBC Newsby Adam Edelman17d ago
A plurality of likely California voters support a proposal on the state’s November ballot that would impose a one-time wealth tax on the richest Californians, but the measure is still short of...
The New Yorkerby Justin Chang17d ago
Digger Rockwell is a funny name to give an oil tycoon. Like nearly every joke and jab in “Digger,” a doomsday-themed comic fantasia from the director Alejandro G.
The New Yorkerby Ishaan Tharoor17d ago
The political theorist Benjamin R. Barber, in the final years of his life, championed cities as the polities that could fix the world’s problems.
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