Kennedy Jr. is essentially rerunning Obama’s playbook—and, in one key way, has taken it a step further. “They did something we were hesitant to do, which is to identify the food industry as the root ...

If something really matters to you,” Beverley Fehr, a University of Winnipeg psychologist, told me, “there’s a vulnerability in sharing it with someone else.” When we declare a favorite book, movie, ...

Fictional portrayals of computer sentience reveal not only what we want from this technology, but also what we know about the fallibility of humans.

Universities should see the president’s interventions as a wake-up call, not the root of their troubles.

A novelist traveled to Georgia in search of food and a story. She found a new understanding of how to stand up for democracy.

A compact that has defined the National Guard’s legitimacy for generations is being shattered.

This Labor Day, spend time with seven back-to-school stories about how parents took over dorm life, why middle-school friendships still shape who we are, why we can’t quite escape dreams of being back ...

“Unlike the left, we don’t believe in erasing American history—we honor it,” Hegseth said after announcing the return of the ...

Lauren Grodstein is the author of six novels, most recently A Dog in Georgia. A novelist traveled to Georgia in search of food and a story. She found a new understanding of how to stand up for ...

On the 70th anniversary of Emmett Till’s death, the weapon used to kill him goes on display in Mississippi.

“When the national media turns its eye to college campuses, it often focuses on the ways the college experience has evolved ...

When everyone gets an A, an A starts to mean very little. The kind of student that gets admitted to Harvard (or any elite ...