Maine’s lobstermen are a dying breed
Excessive regulation is killing an age-old industry
Features
How will the decline of cable news affect politics?
2024 is already shaping up to feel very different from previous, TV-news-dominated campaigns
Reminders of the Cold War in Vienna and Budapest
Apparently an acquaintance has dubbed me the ‘Kremlinologist of the right’
Can the 2024 election save cable news?
The two networks that a few decades ago changed the way the world consumes news are each facing oncoming storms
Tucker Carlson can live without Fox News. Can they live without him?
‘You can tell when someone’s lying to you or when someone’s shading the truth or trying to spin you’
How the Ukraine war remade our world
Victory against Russia will always be just around the corner
Je suis Karen
In a country spinning out of control, we need Karens more than ever
Markwayne Mullin: the Senate’s stoic brawler
‘If you do manage to get Mullin talking, he has a lot to say’
Why conservative boycotts should terrify corporations
The Bud Light row has awoken a new kind of consumer activism on the right
Why civics test scores are falling in American schools
For the next generation, history isn’t being rewritten. It’s being intentionally obscured
You can never escape the suburbs
How I learned to stop worrying and love the ’burbs
What happened to QAnon?
Still waiting for the storm
What did the Habsburgs ever do for us?
Eduard Habsburg thinks the world has a lot to learn from his imperial family
In praise of encyclopedias
Two new books take on the amorphous subject of knowledge
The known unknowns of 2024
‘Trump can’t win,’ say his rivals. What makes them so sure?
The known unknowns of 2024
‘Trump can’t win,’ say his rivals. What makes them so sure?
The Polish miracle
How the Eastern European country grew powerful and prosperous
