New York’s First “Rental Ripoff” Hearings: Fiery Rhetoric, Little Substance

Contemporary writing about womanhood is full of apologizing, justifying, or moralizing. Such approaches shed little light

Who Was The Demon Belial?

New Mexico’s Attorney General Is Suing His State’s Broken Child-Welfare Agency

Why We Should Be Skeptical About High Graduation Rates

Revealed: how male and female brain cells differ in gene activity

Why Middle-Aged Americans Are in Crisis

A Call for a Smell Museum

The Thing Itself: C.S. Lewis on What We Long for in Our Existential Longing

Mamdani’s East Harlem Grocery Store Boondoggle

Brickbat: Coming Back Clean

Penny, a Doberman pinscher, wins the Westminster dog show

Mamdani's 'Rental Ripoff' Hearings Won't Fix New York Housing

The White House’s AI Strategy Is Too Little, Too Late

New York’s Class-Size Law is Wreaking Havoc

Fiery Crash of SpaceX Rocket Causes Huge Lithium Plume

New York’s Regulatory Thicket

How to Save a Life: “Little Prince” Author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry on the Power of the Smallest Kindnesses

Margaret C. Anderson, editor of The Little Review, was forced to choose between her magazine and her house. She moved into a tent

The Supreme Court’s Tariff Ruling Changes Little

New York's Governor Seems Indifferent to the Health Consequences of a Steep Tax on Nicotine Pouches

"Thick on Words but Thin on Substance"