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Campaign 2024
The blue-collar union voters could prove even more influential than Arab Americans
Zack Christenson
Not the swing voter
Ben Domenech
Her remarks were capably delivered from the podium — and she barely deviated from the autocue
Matt McDonald
International
People will have differing views of the war in Gaza, but I have seen enough of it up close to know that it is the ICC that is in the process of be-clowning itself
Douglas Murray
What we saw at his Sunday rally was the opposite of divisive
Roger Kimball
There will be no Covid to save Democrats this time. Nor will there be an ‘October surprise’ damaging enough to neutralize Trump
‘Tell them to stop by for dinner, then they can see how many of us there are’
Jacqueline Sweet
The former president sat down with the podcaster for just under three hours — and absolutely nailed it
Matthew Foldi
I still feel politically homeless, only it’s different: I don’t know which candidate terrifies me more
Bridget Phetasy
Voters will determine who has the better strategy
Amber Duke
If we’re sinking, we may as well enjoy the show
Becket Adams
The chief sin of Amazon’s The Rings of Power is that it is often simply dull
J.S. Barnes
The Great When is a tasty stew of the graphic novelist’s influences
Suzi Feay
In Agent Zo, Claire Mulley has written a thrilling, consistently tense page-turner
Mark Piesing
Rhodri Lewis’s book offers so many fresh insights and well-turned phrases that I had to buy a new notebook to fit them all in
Philip Womack
The cocktail is a love letter to the tangled, intoxicating spirit of New Orleans
Marc Oestreich
The association reminds us of the unnumbered dead who have returned to the bosom of the earth
Francis Young
What Bacon’s Castle looks like inside and out has about it the undeniable strangeness of the past
Timothy Jacobson
Every stop off is an event, somehow more lavish than you’d dreamed
Amy Rose Everett
It was clearly inspired by satirical American and British shows about politics
The Democratic VP nominee’s ties leave unanswered questions
Ian Williams
Film
Abbasi’s heady weaving of the antic and the deadly serious may explain some of the criticism that’s been leveled at the film
Laura Allsop
Sports
Perhaps the Chicago White Sox’s swift decline was not the result of a calculated scheme but rather a classic case of Murphy’s Law
Ryan Spaeder
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