How to Write Like Your Parents Are Dead

Philip Roth had an idyllic childhood. How did he become America’s greatest chronicler of malcontents?

The Visionary Politics of Nomadland

Chloé Zhao’s film offers a rare depiction of the American working class in the deindustrialized heartland.

The legislation would reform the state’s ethics laws and require more disclosure from elected officials.

We don’t have enough of the right syringes. Monopoly is to blame.

To stop the spread of lies and conspiracy theories, Congress should start by focusing on the media monopolies that give them an echo chamber.

A powerful House bill faces long odds in the Senate. Here’s what Democrats should fight for—and what they can compromise on.

Mike Nichols’s films about escaping catastrophe can guide us in the post-Trump era.

It probably won’t reverse his Peach State victory, but it may give Trump another avenue to sow chaos.

From “Sharpiegate” to Donald Trump’s latest fulminations, here are the facts.

In critical counties, local GOP officials are setting mailed-in votes aside so that courts can toss them out.