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Is it possible that the hyperpartisanship and extreme polarization that has defined American politics for the past decade may reach its apogee in this election? It’s hard...

Blended families or bonus families (also known as stepfamilies), whether they are formed through parents’ remarriage or living together, are common. More than 10 percent ...

A colleague said he called a meeting with his daughter’s Advanced Placement English teacher because the teacher responds to student writing using artificial intelligence....

The modern world is held together not by romantic notions of trust or community (though they help), but by thick gray goo. Concrete is the second-most consumed material o...

Consumers make choices about what and where they’ll eat based on quality, convenience and price. But higher on the hierarchy of needs is the basic requirement that the fo...

Despite the scale and complexity of last year's Norfolk Southern train derailment disaster in East Palestine, Ohio, there is bipartisan legislation in Congress that may a...

Discussion of peace talks between Ukraine and Russia has become popular as Kyiv's battle to drive out Russian troops appears stuck in a stalemate — or worse. Many securit...

Good riddance. Not only for Yahya Sinwar, the evil and now dead mastermind behind the terrorist attack of Oct. 7, 2023, but also for those two other Hamas leaders whom Is...

The degrowth movement is over — and not a moment too soon. As nations in Europe and North America face mounting debt and aging populations, politicians again are talking ...

The campus free-speech debate has found a new home — the university library. At Harvard, where I teach, about 30 students staged a silent “study in” in the main reading r...