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  • The Scopes Trial Turns 100

    Looking back at the monkeys and mayhem

    By Randall Balmer

  • DOGE Comes for Catholic Education

    America will be feeling the effects of Trump’s cuts for years to come. Some Southern parishes in districts that voted heavily for Trump are feeling the effects already.

    By Maggie Phillips

  • From “Make Love, Not War” to “Globalize the Intifada”

    A conversation about what makes today’s campus politics harsher—and harder to understand

    By Mark Oppenheimer

  • “Devout” or “Observant”?

    On the words we use for Christians and Jews

    By Arc Magazine

  • “A Thoroughly MAGA-fied Party”

    In a wide-ranging interview, Republican dissident Pete Wehner discusses Jesus, Trump, and the American future

    By Mark Oppenheimer

  • Why Everyone Hates White Liberals

    In an excerpt from a new book, a scholar argues that 1988 was a pivotal year in how “white liberals” are perceived by their fellow Americans

    By Kevin M. Schultz

  • Zohran Mamdani and the Making of a “Muslim Menace”

    Islamophobia and the politics of belonging

    By Tazeen M. Ali

  • The Ethics of In Vitro Fertilization

    IVF is ethical, no matter what the critics say

    By William B. Neaves

  • But for the Grace of Wall Street Go I

    Adam Smith and Michal Kalecki have warnings about our odd moment of capitalist optimism

    By Corey Robin

  • Jew? Not a Jew?

    The untold story of how American Jewry and the Jewish state almost resolved the question of who is a Jew

    By Tracy Frydberg