For nearly 50 years after Roe, public opinion on abortion was remarkably stable. In 1975, Gallup found support for legal ...

Every night, millions of otherwise intelligent adults open a streaming app containing more television than any human being ...

Five minutes on virtually any social media platform will convince many that civil debate has disappeared. In his directorial ...

Small Things Like These' shows that a novella can achieve the emotional depth of a standard novel while remaining radically ...

Eric Green, a Highbrow Magazine contributor, is a former newspaper reporter, U.S. congressional press aide, English-as-a-second-language teacher, and now a freelance writer in the Washington D.C. area ...

Entrance to the Inn of the Linden Tree, where Saxon traders would store their goods and live on the upper floors (photo by Mark Orwoll) Even a casual visitor can explore centuries of Romanian history ...

Since October 7, 2023, when Hamas attacked Israel, news coverage by the most prominent U.S. outlets of Israel's assault on Gaza and its Palestinian inhabitants has provided more propaganda than ...

The halftime show is the last bastion of interest for non-sports fans who still wish to participate in the good old American tradition of the Super Bowl. This year there was controversy at the reveal ...

Hans Christian Andersen was speaking about his fairytales, in perfect Danish, on a street corner in Odense, Denmark. The small crowd that had gathered was enrapt, laughing and applauding. Then, ...

There was a time when bragging about 80-hour workweeks, side hustles that bled into early-morning “grindset” routines, and LinkedIn posts celebrating unpaid overtime was a badge of honor. Hustle ...

Ornate shops line Krahnstrasse, Osnabrück's main pedestrian path in the Old Town. I can think of three reasons why you ended up in Osnabrück, Germany: 1) Your car ...

If there was any question whether Tom Holland had established himself as the preeminent cinematic Spider-Man, it’s gone. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is not only a thrilling entry to Holland’s reading of ...