The Department of Holy War
What Pete Hegseth’s fascination with the Crusades can tell us about the war in Iran.
The progressive plan to reclaim the working class
Progressive caucus chair Rep. Greg Casar on his movement’s new playbook.
The surprisingly strong case for feeling great about your coffee habit
Coffee was once treated as a health risk. Newer research links moderate drinking to lower risks for dementia, diabetes, liver…
Trump’s brazen plan for a $1.7 billion slush fund
Trump will reportedly drop his IRS lawsuit — for a price.
“I’m disgusted to be a human”: What to do when you hate your own species
How to deal with species guilt amid the rise of Anthropocene anti-humanism
We’re asking the wrong question about the hantavirus outbreak
Hantavirus probably won’t become a pandemic. But the way we cover outbreaks like this one — and the system being…
You might not be as good of a friend as you think you are
Most people say friendship is important to them, but often act in ways that contradict that sentiment.
Why “neighborism” is having a moment
After decades of social isolation, people are realizing proximity is a resource.
What twins can teach us about friendship
They grow up together, but are twins destined to share a social network?
The 5 most unhinged revelations from Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI
The Musk v. OpenAI trial featured a golden donkey, a haunted mansion, and the future of AI.