November 2024

It was always going to be difficult for an incumbent vice president to convincingly present herself as an agent of change at a moment when change is exactly what people were demanding.

The founders anticipated someone like Trump partly because they’d been reading Edward Gibbon’s 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.'

The 2024 election has shown definitively that what ails us as a country is a chronic condition, not a passing distemper.

Wilfrid Sheed's recently reissued novel documents life at a sneakily familiar opinion magazine.

What might J. D. Vance’s ascendancy to the vice presidency tell us about American Catholicism?

Alejandra Oliva writes on the search for an elusive, "decreated" Simone Weil translator.

Was it any wonder she had been chosen for this task? She was meant for the stage.

The letters of Seamus Heaney reveal what his poems embody: a reverence for fathers and the spiritual guides who came before him.