Recent articles from publications based in United States.
FOX Newsby Morgan Phillips7d ago
The FlyDubai stabbing is contributing to concerns that Iran could increase covert and deniable attacks as the conflict with the United States and Israel drags on.
Salonby Heather Digby Parton7d ago
I suppose a Richard Nixon revival was inevitable. After all, the 37th president was the modern model of the corrupt, abusive presidency that is currently being perfected by Donald Trump and his...
Salonby Andrew O'Hehir7d ago
The biggest scandal in the modern history of professional sports broke wide open across the Atlantic this past week.
ScienceDaily7d ago
This common vitamin could help fight one of the deadliest brain cancers Vitamin B3 looks promising to help rearm a compromised immune system.
FOX Newsby Solly Boussidan7d ago
SÃO PAULO: As Brazil goes to the polls Sunday, analysts are watching closely to see whether the continent’s most populous nation will be the latest domino to fall into the conservative column...
Salonby Carli Brosseau7d ago
We have no business running a private school. We’re reporters, not teachers. That doesn’t matter.
FOX Newsby Shannon Bream; Bill Mears7d ago
The Supreme Court begins its new term Monday, with renewed public and political concern over their recent rulings, the justices' personal safety and even their future makeup.
3 Quarks Dailyby Marianne Janack7d ago
by Marianne Janack The distinction between utopias and dystopias is often murky. In Ursula LeGuin’s story, “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas”, a utopian society is built on suffering; Lois...
FOX Newsby Anders Hagstrom7d ago
Southern Baptist Convention President and Pastor Willy Rice called on pastors across the country to "step up" into the political process as midterm elections near.
Timeby Michellene Davis7d ago
Dr. Jonathan Tyes once struggled to imagine a future in medicine for himself. A first-generation college student and the oldest of 10 siblings, Tyes was raised by his grandparents in Cleveland.
FOX Newsby Kelsie Cairns7d ago
"It is not something that has been put to rest," said Nicole Parker, a Fox News contributor and former FBI special agent.
Timeby Megan L. Ranney7d ago
In November 2008, I was eight months pregnant, watching the election returns roll in. Somehow, I’d found a way to make myself even more uncomfortable: I was upside down on my couch.
The New Republicby Norman J. Ornstein7d ago
In the 1972 movie The Candidate, Bill McKay, played by Robert Redford, shockingly wins a Senate seat.
Wiredby Molly Taft7d ago
Welcome back to Power Play! Each week, senior writer Molly Taft tackles a topic around this midterm season’s biggest issue: data centers.
The New Yorkerby Helen Rosner7d ago
Gertrude Aronow, the grandmother of the restaurateur Nate Adler, was, by Adler’s account, an eccentric woman of uncommon charisma, the sort of person who made any room feel like a party.
The New Yorkerby Nicholas Lemann7d ago
It wasn’t so long ago that Silicon Valley was, to use its own language, a major node in the Democratic Party’s network.
The New Yorkerby Jonathan Blitzer7d ago
It has taken the Trump Administration less than two years to make violent encounters with federal immigration agents a regular fact of American life.
The New Yorkerby Deborah Treisman7d ago
In your story “A Very Safe Place,” a boy and his father, in Singapore, find a man on the beach who has clearly swum to the island in the hope of establishing a better life.
The New Yorkerby Rachel Heng7d ago
Shawn and his father found the man on the easternmost coast of their island shortly after dusk, when the sky was drained of almost all its orange light and the waves had grown dark, topped with an...
Literary Hubby Tomas Moniz7d ago
We Are the Medicine: Recommendations on the Ever Growing List of Latinx Literature Tomas Moniz Recommends Michael Nava, Tomás Rivera, José Vadi, and More I’m starting this draft on the Fourth of...
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