📖杂志观点

Heading west at 40 transformed his writing—and American literature.

Deconstructing a policy proposal that makes no sense on any level

Does he not understand, or does he just not care?

It isn’t over until the president’s tenor sings.

Yet plenty of others might be, thanks to evolution.

Remembrance and reflection, 25 years later

Media already have a trust problem.

Jackie Collins wrote flashy Hollywood thrillers, but isn’t often thought of as a canonical Los Angeles writer.

The Houthi advance is bad news for the U.S., and even worse news for Saudi Arabia.

A note from the author

The Trump administration is hoping to put so many restrictions on mail-in balloting that people simply won’t be able to vote that way at all.

A dog fashion show in the Philippines, the West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn, an ice cave in the French Alps, a traditional rodeo in Mexico City, and much more

Osama bin Laden wanted to eradicate faith in American power. Twenty-five years later, his dream is on the verge of coming true.

The new monster movie Hope can’t live up to its own epic aspirations.

After 9/11, the U.S. government was over-focused on fighting terrorism, losing sight of other threats. Americans are still living with the consequences.

The harms of chatbots are clear enough to do something about them now.

In a night of wild emotions and odd ideas, one moment stood out.

As Republicans gathered for their midterm convention in Dallas, they wavered from full-on embrace to full-on avoidance of the president’s dividend plan.

A year of feuds among MAGA figures shows how much the movement depended on Kirk personally.