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'Our Moon' Review: Satellite Love
Lunar symbolism helped early humans grasp otherwise mysterious concepts such as birth, death, renewal and eternity.
Death, Taxes and Bailouts in Gavin Newsom's California
Why is the governor traveling out of state so much? Maybe he wants to get out of Dodge.
How 'Our Democracy' Became Undemocratic
The word used to signify elections and self-rule. Now it means whatever progressives want.
Joni Mitchell's 'Court and Spark' Turns 50
The singer-songwriter explored a new jazz sound on her 1974 album about lost love and romantic confusion.
'Spineless: A Glass Menagerie of Blaschka Marine Invertebrates' Review: Hand-Blown Biology
On view at Connecticut’s Mystic Seaport Museum, Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka’s glass reproductions of sea creatures are meticulous marvels from an age before the widespread use of underwater photography.
Hawaii's Electric Utility Could Soon Feel the Burn
Even if the Lahaina wildfire is ruled an accident, the company faces liabilities on multiple fronts.
Notable & Quotable: History
‘An employee or staff member of a school . . . may not provide instruction’ on Christopher Columbus or ‘a President of the United States who owned an enslaved person.’
Biden's LNG 'Pause' Will Hurt the Environment
When the U.S. exports liquefied natural gas, it’s better for America’s allies and the climate.
How Climate Policy Went Wrong
A scientist’s aerosol research hints at why America’s energy suicide isn’t helping.
Can Readers Save the New York Times?
There’s fresh evidence that the newspaper’s customers are more reasonable than its writers.
Biden and the TikTok Anti-LNG Crusade
His ‘pause’ on export permits may be his most destructive climate act—damaging to the economy at home and U.S. influence abroad.
Who's Radical on Abortion Now?
Wisconsin Democrats oppose restrictions even after 14 weeks.
The U.N.'s War on Israel
While the International Court of Justice dignifies a blood libel, Unrwa has to fire staff over Oct. 7.
Teachers Unions Against Teacher Pay
Arizona’s union wants to change a state program to hire more administrators.
'Vanessa': Samuel Barber's Riveting Romantic Opera
Long underappreciated, the composer’s 1958 work evokes Giacomo Puccini and Richard Strauss in its lyricism and emotion, and is finally starting to attract the attention it deserves.
16 Books We Read This Week
The roots of a historic atrocity, the lure of nostalgia, how to win on a game show and more.
'Joan Snyder: ComeClose' Review: Reinvention Repurposed
The influential abstract painter struggles to mine her 60-year career for inspiration in this show at Canada.
Follow the Left's Example to Reform Higher Ed
Identify areas, like civics, that are inadequately studied and create new programs around them.
Benjamin Netanyahu at War
Israel’s prime minister is determined to crush Hamas, diplomatic about the Biden administration, and optimistic about peace with Saudi Arabia.
