Updike and the Jews: the men grotesque, hairy, hunched; the women dumpy and frizzy

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The Declaration’s Lost Moral World

Artemis II: Inside the Moon mission to fly humans further than ever

Can Artificial Intelligence Fix Social Science?

ICE Might Be Violating America’s Other Bill of Rights

What The AI Consciousness Question Conceals

Study reveals why some cancer therapies don’t work for all patients

The Darién Gap: A Reporter’s Journey Through the Deadly Crossroads of the Americas

The Immigration Restriction Trump Won’t Try

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Penny, a Doberman pinscher, wins the Westminster dog show

Speech Laws Won’t Help Australia’s Jews

How Pioneering Physicist Lise Meitner Discovered Nuclear Fission, Paved the Way for Women in Science, and Was Denied the Nobel Prize

The Hairy Ball Theorem

In Malaysia, Muslim Trans Women Find Their Own Paths

No Pseudonymity for Man Suing Harvard Alleging Jews Aim "to Exterminate or Enslave All Non-Jews"

The Economic Magic of Equal Opportunities for Women

Mass Grave of Women and Children Shows Brutality of Iron Age Culture

The levels of elite cultural esteem once lauded on Bellow and Updike are gone forever. Prestige fiction is dead — and that isn’t entirely a bad thing

The epistolary Updike was open, amiable, self-assured, wonderfully lucid, and brilliantly organized. He was also emotionally impenetrable

How Do Men and Women Use AI Romantic Companions, and What Does It Mean?