Before her murder made her a true-crime obsession, Elizabeth Short was a real person. A new book tries to separate truth from ...
When I described the satisfactions of my routine to Roshi Joan during one of our hikes, she smiled: “That’s the sacredness of ...
Anne Applebaum is a staff writer at The Atlantic. She is also a senior fellow at the SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins ...
A colossal winter storm brought deep cold, ice, sleet, and snow to millions across a huge swath of the country. The storm ...
Without Trumpism, Democrats and anti–Donald Trump conservatives tell themselves, America can once again be the nation it ...
Summerlin—cases that might be avoided under a better approach to fighting anti-Semitism and other hateful ideas. Preston ...
If critics correctly argue that the attack on Venezuela violates international law, they have unintentionally revealed that ...
As President Trump has charged into a conflict with American allies over Greenland in recent weeks, he has also been pursuing ...
Visiting Iran during the unrest in January, I found the accounts of both state and opposition media to be exercises in ...
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Davood Moradian

Davood Moradian is the director of the Afghan Institute for Strategic Studies. He served in the Afghan government as the chief of presidential programs, and as senior policy adviser at the Ministry of ...
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Jonathan Rauch

Jonathan Rauch is a contributing writer at The Atlantic and a senior fellow in the Governance Studies program at the Brookings Institution. He most recently authored Cross Purposes: Christianity’s ...
On the morning of January 24, Rasmussen got word that a man had been shot by ICE agents. She put on her warmest winter clothes and went to the scene, on Nicollet Avenue and West 26th Street, figuring ...