This summer, European states hiked military spending and swallowed a poor trade deal in order to win favor with Donald Trump.

Present-day attacks on the right to free assembly have a long history behind them. For centuries, the rulers of ancient Rome ...

In the 1960s, the Indonesian dictator Suharto was responsible for one of the twentieth century’s bloodiest political ...

James Baldwin shaped a generation of American writers, many of whom later dismissed his humanistic outlook as naive. Today he ...

In The Life, Old Age, and Death of a Working-Class Woman, French writer Didier Eribon sees his mother’s passing as symbolic ...

Culture warriors and industry lobbyists have turned electric vehicles into a proxy battle for deeper anxieties about class, ...

Legislation on protected identities is supposed to foster good intercommunal relations. When it’s used to protect Zionism, it ...

Not everyone is excited about the resurgence of brutalism. But the rise of neobrutalist projects shows how the polarizing ...

Legendary novelist Cormac McCarthy is often hailed by the Right as one of its own. The truth is more complicated.

Raised amid wage stagnation and soaring markets, Gen Z invests more than prior generations. Yet rising inequality means that, ...

Steven Rose, who died last month, was a major figure in the field of neuroscience and a brilliant scientific popularizer.

As regulators crack down on noncompete agreements that bar workers from finding better jobs, employees across the country are ...