Sarah Jones

Liberalism is weakened and the right is ascendant. Two recent books ask where that leaves women.

It’s easy to make fun of his speech to generals, but it revealed deep, disturbing insecurities.

An alternative version was advanced by a young campus crusader during a time of political repression.

A pastor in South Africa and legions of fans on TikTok think otherwise.

Osita Nwanevu discusses his new book, how our political structure turned up the temperature after Charlie Kirk, and what meaningful change looks like.

The right wing is making it more and more difficult to choose motherhood.

Graham Platner talks about his anti-oligarchy candidacy and what the Marine Corps taught him.

The Christian-right luminary built his long career on cruelty and submission.

Vance’s vision of a blood-and-soil America involves taking lots of vacations.

A new anthology showcases the intellectual failures of a diminishing brand.

As Gaza starves, American politicians and pundits scramble for a response.

To many on the right, sexual predation isn’t harmful at all. It belongs to their worldview.

Love isn’t always enough.

Gen Z is doing it less than millennials, leading to a familiar moral panic.

When supporting Israel is a matter of religious faith.

Zohran Mamdani’s campaign is a lesson in left pragmatism.

The accused Minnesota assassin’s apparent religious convictions are not unusual in American life.

Why do hucksters prosper in troubled times?

Author Matthew Hongoltz-Hetling discusses the contemporary rise of paranormal beliefs.

When suffering is irrelevant, anything can be justified.