Opinion: Don’t fall for data center ‘Slopaganda’
A new form of propaganda has begun to permeate and poison debates over data centers in Utah: 'slopaganda.'
Opinion: Why so many Jews heard something different
Responsible societies must preserve the ability to criticize governments and mourn civilian suffering without treating Jews as monstrous
Opinion: Too much Washington, not enough America
Once power is centralized into a single place, elections stop being about a few priorities and start becoming a brawl over nearly everything at once
Opinion: Eric Church’s commencement speech worked because it rejected performance
Commencement speeches function, at their best, as small civic rituals — moments where institutions publicly articulate what adulthood should mean.
Opinion: MAHA and the American politics of food and wellness
Political appetites are evolving rapidly. How does food and wellness affect politics?
Opinion: A look at the document that jump-started our nation
The audience of the Declaration of Independence was not King George III, it was the American people