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Salman Rushdie and the enduring risk of political art
Did Americans forget the risks of free speech?
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Liz Cheney’s primary is all about Donald Trump — except in Wyoming
One tiny state, one viciously divided party.
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What the new $80 billion for the IRS really means for your taxes
The IRS funding in the Inflation Reduction Act has become a political flashpoint, but what does it really do?
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Recreating The Simpsons in the post-apocalypse
Anne Washburn, the playwright behind Mr. Burns, explains herself: "It’s about the comfort of looking again."
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Afghanistan’s staggering set of crises, explained
A year after Kabul’s fall and the US’s withdrawal, the economy remains in free fall, and the country faces a near-constant humanitarian disaster.
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How the Western drought is pushing the power grid to the brink
The megadrought is costing us megawatts.
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California could transform how fast food workers are treated
The restaurant industry is fighting hard against a labor bill making its way through the California legislature.
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Hidden inside the Inflation Reduction Act: $20 billion to help fix our farms
Farming destroys the environment. Biden’s inflation bill could help blunt the impact.
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Russia’s back-to-school plan for Ukraine
Russia is paying teachers big bucks to teach a pro-Kremlin curriculum in Ukraine. It’s part of a campaign to formally annex occupied Ukraine into the Russian Federation.
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