Magazine - Life & Arts
Stale Prince
Contemplating Bel-Air, Peacock’s unsmiling re-creation of the beloved Will Smith sitcom, one wonders if other early-90s comedies are due to be re-imagined as dramas. Full House, for…
March 1, 2022
Business
Higher prices haven’t kept consumers from continuing to spend
According to new data, despite a fresh wave of coronavirus infections, the public spent big on cars, home decor, and building supplies in January to boost retail…
Magazine - Features
Past Trump
In a ritual dating back to that June 2015 ride down the escalator, the Republican Party is having a debate over what to do about Donald Trump.…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Choose neither
Here’s an old joke: There are two kinds of people in the world, the kind that divide the kinds of people in the world into two categories…
Business
You can drive a race car. Here’s how
From its origins in Watkins Glen, New York, after the end of the Second World War, American road-course auto racing has always been exclusive by design. The…
Business
Anti-China for thee but not for we
Washington has in recent years given Israel an earful about its economic ties to China. Israel has responded positively, even at the risk of inviting short-term economic…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Where ideology and artistry clash
Today, when we think of episodes of mass hysteria in American life, many of us instinctively call to mind the Red Scare of the 1940s and ’50s.…
Magazine - Washington Briefing
The devolution of David Perdue
A jean jacket and a clever message helped carry a very different David Perdue to victory in 2014. Perdue, the first cousin of former Georgia Gov. and…
Magazine
Then and Now: Cleanse
Boy, has it been a rough few weeks for Aaron Rodgers: losing in the playoffs again, ending his engagement, and spending a brief stint as the internet’s…
Magazine - Your Land
Word of the Week: ‘Cruciverbalist’
The virally popular game Wordle, recently acquired by the New York Times for a reported “low seven figures,” has been making news. The game was created by…