The language is a balm, writes Robin Givhan. It’s a way of allowing that certain deaths are unavoidable and therefore part of a cause whose moral standing remains unmarred
Madonna has announced the North American and European dates of her concert tour, during which she will perform her most popular, era-defining songs. That’s 40 years worth of club dancing, provocative ...
From a distance, from outside the circle of fans and aficionados, NFL football is both confounding and enraging. It is America's most popular sport and it is also deliberately, unspeakably violent. It...
Increasingly, we are being warned that our long-held definition of feminine beauty is not merely amoral, it is also unhealthy.
The latest piece of evidence comes from a National Institutes of Health s...
The funeral of Queen Elizabeth II was majestic, historic and very, very long. It was a procession of prayers and hymns, buglers and solemn bagpipers all tucked into two services and one interment and ...
When Anthony Fauci speaks, his voice has a hint of a rasp, a lot of Brooklyn swagger and a reassuring glimmer of optimism. That combination has meant that throughout the coronavirus pandemic, as the r...
When you study the speaking style of Liz Cheney — the unwavering tone of voice even as she is delivering dire warnings about the precariousness of American democracy, the slight forward tilt of her he...
Former United States president Donald Trump is on a tear. He has declared himself a victim of government overreach. He has argued that he is being persecuted by his political enemies. He lamented the ...
