
J. Kenji López-Alt Thinks You’ll Be Fine With an Induction Stove
But it may take some time to get used to.
But it may take some time to get used to.
It’s almost impossible to hold them to account.
I worked in law enforcement for decades. The culture is what’s rotten.
For the first time in 50 years, the rich are buying more free time.
Online culture favors influencers who pinball from one enthusiasm to the next.
Wilmot Collins fled a civil war in Liberia with big ideas about what America can be. But can it ever live up to what he imagined?
What FTX customers lost may not impoverish them, but they were still cheated.
What to do about the deadly misfits among us? First, recognize the problem.
Because of the sheer prevalence of police brutality in America, public officials have gotten better at managing the shock.
How the whims of one very wealthy man transformed the most famous hotel in Los Angeles
When techno-optimists use ChatGPT, they see Star Trek: a future in which opportunities for personal fulfillment are as large as the universe itself.
The police officers who fatally beat Tyre Nichols must have known their actions were being recorded, but that hardly seemed to deter them.
Biden’s team should have been more transparent about his classified documents. But the strategy could still work for him in the end.
The officers charged in Tyre Nichols’s death were all members of the SCORPION team, which poured law-enforcement resources into the most violent parts of the city.
Smaller countries forced NATO’s greatest powers to give Ukraine the vehicles it needs.
Meta is going to allow the ex-president to spread his Big Lie about the 2020 election—behavior that got him banned in the first place.
How the new obesity pills could upend American society
Most shooters don’t think straight. For that matter, most nonshooters don’t either.
Professional hockey claims to want greater diversity but won’t stand up to criticism.
Blaming the housing crisis on hedge funds and private equity may be easy, but it’s dead wrong.