President Trump will not be on the ballot in the next election for president. But his obsession with the supposed problem of ...

Guida: Do you see these developments as a sign that conservatives are retreating from some of the commitments of Trumpism — like, say, tariffs — or are they just disappointed with Trump himself? Slade ...

If the Democrats win in November, it will be from collecting protest votes, not from offering solutions.

From Regency-style to Georgian-look, brand-new English country houses designed to look centuries old are increasingly popular ...

Zivot argues that lethal injection is a staged imitation of medicine that reliably risks pain and respiratory distress, ...

Still, for many years, AIPAC did not endorse specific candidates or dispense funds directly to them. Instead, it merely made ...

Despite the issue’s enduring salience, few center-left parties have figured out how to defuse it.

Seventy-six percent of American adults are sports fans, and about two-thirds of them say their fandom is central to their ...

It is good, heartening even, that the Times handled last week's foiled hijacking with care and caution. Yet somehow, it seems no claim about supposed Israeli perfidy is too stupid, outrageous, or ...

The former White House press secretary, New Hampshire resident and Saint Anselm College graduate is stepping into a prominent ...

For generations of American Jews, The New York Times has been more than a newspaper. It has been the hometown paper of the largest Jewish community outside Israel, a daily guide to the city that ...

On a recent New York Times podcast, columnist E.J. Dionne claimed that the “key” to Trump’s “ victory in 2024 was his promise ...