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As the Pentagon moves to sideline a leading artificial intelligence firm over its refusal to support mass surveillance and autonomous...

Starting off strong with an amnesiac scientist waking up on a spacecraft with two dead crewmates unable to remember who...

The Paris Commune is known for many things, but typography isn’t one of them. Despite the many posters, tracts, and...

In the 1890s, populism nearly unseated the Democratic Party in Texas. In the years that followed, conservative and white supremacist...

One of my favorite podcasts is 99% Invisible, whose premise is that so much of our existence is shaped not...

For nearly a year, New York Governor Kathy Hochul has been calling on the Donald Trump administration to release the...

Umberto Bossi died last Thursday after being confined to the political margins since 2012, when a party funding scandal forced...

Review of Muskism: A Guide for the Perplexed by Quinn Slobodian and Ben Tarnoff (HarperCollins, 2026) Elon Musk is many things: entrepreneur,...

The setting of Émile Zola’s 1885 novel, Germinal, is nothing if not bleak. In the northern French mining settlement where...

Both the White House and Israel wanted swift regime change in Iran. Instead they’ve triggered a spiraling conflict with no...

A hotly contested primary battle for one of New York City’s coveted congressional seats has reached a breaking point over...

“We are all complicit,” Nathan Robinson of Current Affairs wrote recently regarding the war in Iran. “If you are an...