Section 230 Catches Up to AI
An appellate court holds companies liable for the actions of their algorithms.
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The Biden-Harris Economic Success
The administration has helped America through hard times.
'Midnight in Moscow' Review: Losing the Deterrence Game
When Vladimir Putin amassed an army on the border of Ukraine, the U.S. warned against an invasion. What reason did he have to listen?
Arts Calendar: Happenings for the Week of September 22
Francis Ford Coppola builds a ‘Megalopolis’ onscreen, ‘Saturday Night Live’ begins its 50th season, a comprehensive exhibition looks at the life, work and legacy of dancer and choreographer Alvin Ailey, and more.
The Irreverent Revolution of 'Saturday Night Live'
About to begin its 50th season, Lorne Michaels’s series is among the most influential TV shows of all time, shaping the pop-cultural lexicon and producing generations of must-watch performers.
Republican Party Kamikazes
In North Carolina and D.C., the party’s suicidal impulses are on display.
The House Rejects the Biden EV Mandate
Eight Democrats join the GOP, but three Democratic Senate candidates vote for the mandate, including Michigan’s Elissa Slotkin.
Israel's New Hezbollah Strategy
Israel shows the damage the Iran-backed militia will suffer in a full-scale war.
One Mission for the Secret Service
Time to give the financial investigations to another agency.
The Montana Senate Race May Decide the Majority
Ex-Navy SEAL Tim Sheehy is trying to defeat Democratic incumbent Jon Tester—and Chuck Schumer’s money.
Biden's Last Opportunity to Stand Up to Iran
He could make a powerful statement next week at the U.N. General Assembly.
The America First Divide: Protectionism vs. Libertarianism
On immigration, trade and the regulatory state, deep divisions underlie the Trump coalition.
Kamala Harris's Empty Promise on Fracking
In 2019 she said she would ban it, but now she says she won’t. Pennsylvanians are right to be skeptical.
Honesty About Boeing Accidents
The firm’s culpability is clear but anyone who cares about air safety (and truth) wants the whole story.
'The Housatonic at Stockbridge': Charles Ives's Sonic Painting of Nature
The composer, born 150 years ago, concisely captured the sublime in this setting of a poem by Robert Underwood Johnson.
This Meeting Never Happened
Was Thursday’s Biden boast a sign of dishonesty or senility?
14 Books We Read This Week
A race to rescue hostages in London, integrating the NFL’s backfield, the fossils that shook the world and more.
10 Books to Read Now: Science & Technology Changing Our Lives
Explore new developments in AI, pharmaceutical breakthroughs, cutting-edge genetics and the mysteries of the subatomic world.
Kamala Harris Is an Artless Dodger
She evades every question of substance, leaving voters a choice between Awful and Empty.
Trump Repeals His Own Tax Reform
He’s proposing to dismantle his biggest economic success.
