This Big Idea Could Fix America’s Gerrymandering Madness
The Callais decision put us in a redistricting doom loop. Embracing proportional representation may be the only way out.
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The Good News About Extortionary World Cup Ticket Prices
FIFA is trying to make Americans pay through the nose, but its plan has an expiration date.
Why Amazon Put Down Rufus, Its Loyal AI Assistant
Like countless other tacked-on AI chatbots, it repeatedly offered help few people wanted that it was barely equipped to provide.
Vague Comments Add to Puzzle Over Congressman’s Absence
Representative Tom Kean Jr. hasn’t voted on Capitol Hill since March as he deals with an unspecified medical issue.
No One Loves This 22-Foot Gold Statue As Much As Trump Does
People at Trump’s Doral golf course better assume a more worshipful attitude, lest he move this thing to his D.C. sculpture…
The OpenAI Jury Has to Decide: Do You Trust Elon Musk or Sam Altman?
That’s the billion-dollar question as two tech collaborators turned rivals eye trillion-dollar IPOs.
Why the Midterms Battleground Keeps Shrinking
The 2026 races will effectively end with the primaries in much of the country.
When Extreme Polarization Outlasts Trump, We Know Who Is to Blame
Samuel Alito’s poisonous Callais opinion is moving to center stage in both parties’ future plans.
4 Wild Details From the New York Times Jack Schlossberg Report
The New York Times published a detailed and unflattering account of Schlossberg’s congressional bid, claims that the political…
Kevin Warsh Now Gets to Prove He Isn’t Donald Trump’s ‘Sock Puppet’
How does the incoming Fed chair’s background signal his approach to inflation, interest rates, and dealing with you know who?
Who Would Want to Buy BuzzFeed?
An interview with the former viral juggernaut’s new owner, Byron Allen.
The Grand Tradition of Suing the City for School Tuition
How did New York come to spend over a billion dollars a year settling special-education lawsuits brought, mostly, by white…
Why Ben Shapiro’s Media Empire Is Collapsing
Not long ago, he was the king of conservative media. A lot has changed in 2026.
14 Things That Definitely Happened on Day One of Trump’s China Trip
This high-stakes trip has it all.
The Xavier Becerra Surge Is Turning Into a Pile-on
Becerra shot from single-digit polls to becoming a front-runner in the California governor’s race. Now he’s facing attacks from…
Jonathan Haidt’s NYU Commencement Speech Fittingly Became a Campus Debate
Students are divided on Haidt — or pining for Hilary Duff.
What Republicans Got Out of Their Gerrymandering Blitz
The midterms damage to Democrats could have been worse, but the rampage will continue afterward.
OpenAI Futurist Received a Gold “Jackass” Trophy for Challenging Elon Musk
Just the latest courtroom theatrics in the battle of tech billionaires.
Trump’s Vape Fallout Is Growing
The FDA commissioner and a top HHS spokesman have resigned following the recent authorization of fruit-flavored vapes.
Getting Straight A’s at Harvard Might Not Be So Easy Anymore
Faculty are voting on whether to make dramatic changes to how top undergrads are evaluated. Here’s the proposal and why it’s so…
Trump Arrived in China With Frenemy Elon Musk and 11th-Hour Guest Jensen Huang
The entourage includes Wall Street bigwigs, “Tim Apple,” Brett Ratner, and … Secretary of State Marco Rubio cosplaying as a…
We Love Delta. We Hate Delta.
It’s been a hellish time for travel, but one airline is winning by catering to the elite. Good luck to everyone stuck in coach.
He Dealt Masterpieces by Day, Torture by Night
The art world was his alibi. How the gallerist Andrew Crispo got away with murder.