
What Kate McKinnon Gave to Saturday Night Live
Of the show’s big cast departures, this one will hurt the most.
Of the show’s big cast departures, this one will hurt the most.
A poem by Mary Oliver, published in The Atlantic in 1988
In All the Lovers in the Night, Mieko Kawakami draws on her poet’s sensibility to explore the awful intensity of human emotions.
Kristina Karamo was an unknown poll worker who claimed the 2020 election was fraudulent. Now, she’s the Republican candidate for secretary of state.
Educators need a plan ambitious enough to remedy enormous learning losses.
The U.S. may feel ready to move on from the pandemic, but I’m not.
A fierce debate is raging within the U.S. Marine Corps about what comes next.
Cancer-causing radon has been trapped beneath the frozen Arctic soil for millennia. Climate change is setting it free.
The U.S. is more dangerously divided than any other wealthy democracy. Is there a way back from the brink?
The Disney+ film is like an updated Who Framed Roger Rabbit—a fantastically funny cartoon satire.
The trial in Sweden of an Iranian official accused of facilitating the mass murder of political prisoners is a timely example.
A conservative justice’s draft treats pregnancy as a simple matter: Either a uterus is occupied by a fetus or it is not.
An informal, online network is translating publicly available articles and social-media posts. That has been enough to rile Beijing.
Don’t be fooled by the pastel tones and gentle sounds of Harry’s House.
At 84, the Kenyan writer and perennial Nobel runner-up reflects on his Southern California home and the problem of sameness.
Works that meditate on the struggle to maintain an independent sense of self after having children: Your weekly guide to the best in books
“It happened because both parties were interested to make it happen.”
A net-zero land rush is sweeping the country, and both locals and wealthy “green lairds” are trying to buy in.
Senator Elizabeth Warren on why she believes that student debt should be canceled, and how to prevent a debt situation like this from happening again
Lessons from the iVote meltdown