Foreign Regulators Are Trying To Censor Americans Online. A Bill Would Ensure Those Demands Are Unenforceable.

Russia bets on new research facilities to rebuild foreign ties

Anti-SLAPP Law Doesn't Apply to Foreign Speech by Foreigners

World’s biggest dark matter detector spots a single weird particle

A Lei for Your Losses: Joan Didion on the Art of Letting Go

A wine so thick you could write with it and pâté made from cat meat. What did boys obsess over in the Renaissance? Food

William T. Vollmann pens a 3,000‑page novel

Local Government’s Deepening Retirement Crisis

‘Robot Olympics’ reveal humanoids’ rapid progress — and flaws

Gulfstream IV makes its long-awaited return to Lincoln Laboratory

A Parliament of Owls and a Murder of Crows: How a Forgotten Medieval Woman Gave Groups of Birds Their Strange Names, with Wondrous Vintage Illustrations by Brian Wildsmith

9/11 Turbocharged America's Worst Foreign Policy Impulses—but Didn't Change Its Direction

Bill Gates: The turbulent AI era is here and this time really is different

California Bill Would Cap Rents During U.S.-Involved War

Americans Are Spending Luxury Dollars for Dive-Bar Service

First Amendment Broadly Protects Against Speech-Based Deportation of Noncitizens, Court Rules

Siegfried Kracauer believed films could foretell political disaster. What does his approach make of today’s cinema?

Modern diet and food fad notions obscure a basic truth: For most of human existence, we have lived in the shadow of starvation

How a spelling quirk and a typesetter's blunder conspired to give us the word "weird"

Even as a young man, Franz Rosenzweig was suspicious: "You believe you are philosophizing, but you are only writing your own biography”

The Gibbon’s Gaze: A Mirror Into the Human Mind