Silence Is Violence — but Not When It Comes to Israeli Rape Victims
Why was so little said until now about Hamas’s brutal sexual attacks on Oct. 7?
Inflation, Disinflation and Vibeflation
Why were (some) economists so pessimistic?
Republicans Are Finding Out That ‘Pro-Life’ Means a Lot of Things to a Lot of People
How the G.O.P. can come up with a new approach to the politics of the issue.
Trump Unbound: An Autocrat in Waiting?
Responses to articles about Donald Trump’s authoritari tendencies. Also: The inhumanity of homelessness; violence against inmates; community composting.
Love Letter to a Season I Never Loved When I Was Young
Darkness falls early now, but I don’t fight it.
How to Stop the Biggest Threat to Europe’s Green Transition
Backpedaling on the environment is not just bad for the future, it’s bad for political prospects.
A Brutal Disease, Gene Therapy and a Chance to Undo Past Wrongs
A decision by the F.D.A. this week could change care for thousands of Americans living with sickle cell.
Sandra Day O’Connor Never Stopped Being a Politician
Justice O’Connor loved being a politician and, in a way, never stopped being one.
‘This Is How Hamas Is Seeing This’
Tareq Baconi traces the history of Hamas and how its political goals have evolved.
There Is a Better Way to Pick a Presidential Nominee
The debate among Democrats on renominating Joe Biden calls the long primary process into question.