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As Cabinet members snarl at representatives and senators, and social media fills with semiliterate trolling and insults by public officials, we need to remember that rhetoric—the art of persuasive ...

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The Trump administration’s hostility to science is real, but it isn’t matched by the rest of the GOP. Get our guide to the day’s biggest news and ideas, delivered to your inbox every weekday and ...

The most striking passages in Picky, a forthcoming book by the historian Helen Zoe Veit, describe the way famous 19th-century American figures ate as children. I found myself gripped with envy as I ...

The public reaction to the violence in Minneapolis suggests that we have held on to our sense of universal truths.