What Happens When We Die

What happens when poetry, and poets, meet technology?

Open Thread

Brazil Moves To End the Six-Day Workweek

Carlo Ginzburg (1939 – 2026) Scholar and Historian

The Mayor Who Loves Bodegas Is Building Taxpayer-Funded Competitors

Today in Supreme Court History: June 21, 1989

America's Founders Blended Liberalism and Religion

When Duchamp took New York: Europe spurned him, so he decamped to America, where he was met with exaltation and outrage

François Englert (1932 – 2026) Theoretical Physicist And Nobel Laureate

The Complexity of Letting Go

What Happens to the Brain Under Anesthesia?

This Week’s Photograph

Progressive Dogma Is Fueling Academic Dishonesty

Birthright Citizenship, the Common Law, and the 39th Congress

Science Is Political—and Spiritual

What Did You Expect?

Dwight Macdonald opposed World War II, denounced the atom bomb, and never found an ideological home. Was he right?

Toni Morrison believed that racial blackness and whiteness and redness — potent though they may be — are just that: stories 

The DSA’s Radical New Platform

MIT’s Initiative for New Manufacturing builds momentum