No government that really regarded climate change as its top energy priority would close nuclear plants before the end of their useful lives.
Today’s oral argument signaled that the Court is poised to reverse Roe v. Wade outright.
The late composer-lyricist took a calcified medium and made it engage with the human condition.
Indigenous people in Canada and the U.S. have been reckoning with the legacy of assimilationist boarding schools for years. Now non-Native people must too.
Not many Latinos in America use the term. Even fewer elected officials do.
A simple way to understand what’s actually inside all those miracle pills.
Even a guilty verdict would not have answered the questions the case had come to symbolize.
The singer’s 10-minute performance of “All Too Well” was a dazzling reminder of how far she has come as an artist.
In the New Jersey gubernatorial race, the Republican candidate, Jack Ciattarelli, still has yet to concede.
A raft of evidence shows that caste discrimination has been imported from India to the United States.
And why we’re failing to do the same things in America
Medicine has never been about certainty, but odds.
A bizarre controversy over a party invitation exposes choices typically made behind closed doors at an elite school.
The main character’s flaws are a reflection of our own.
Social Security rewards long careers and high pay, all but guaranteeing that parents who focus on child-rearing receive the smallest payouts. My mom is one such parent.
This one is far from over, but the window to prepare for future threats is closing fast.
The pandemic keeps changing, but these principles can guide your thinking through the seasons to come.
There are no simple rules for timing on a third jab—but maybe don’t rush it.
The manager of Windows on the World survived 9/11, while 79 of his employees died. He’s still searching for permission to move on.
The new administration promised competency and efficiency, but it has struggled all year with consistent pandemic messaging.