On Friday, I joined a crowd of popcorn-crunching neighbors to watch a late-night screening of Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer.” I haven’t seen a movie theater so packed — with
By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist At 7:50 a.m. on Monday, July 24, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey reported that cars driving east through the
Credit…Ben Denzer Supported by By Megan K. Stack Contributing Opinion Writer NOTTINGHAM, Md. — Agnes Torregoza came to this country when she was a toddler, brought from the
Some days, Speaker Kevin McCarthy must look out over his House conference in awe and think: Are you maniacs trying to lose us the majority? Thursday may well
Stephanie Cacioppo thought she would be single forever. “I was an only child,” says Dr. Cacioppo. “I always thought that was my fate to be alone.” Despite that,
By David Brooks Opinion Columnist Recently I stumbled across an essay by Douglas Hofstadter that made me happy. Hofstadter is an eminent cognitive scientist and the author of
In the two weeks since the Supreme Court rejected affirmative action in college admissions, there’s been a lot of talk about the racial makeup of elite institutions like
There’s a popular story in Christian circles that’s literally too good to be true. According to legend, in the early 1900s, The Times of London sent an inquiry
Putin, Xi and Modi met virtually The leaders of Russia, China and India — the three biggest powers bidding to reshape a global order dominated by the U.S.
I recently attended a memorial service for Larry Kramer, the award-winning playwright, author and provocative gay activist. It has been three years since Larry’s death, and a number
