May 1, 2017

And how to repeat it.

Hunters have hope for the Hearing Protection Act.

A tale of two sculptures.

Climate apocalypticism ignores the science.

It’s time for the GOP to step into the sun.

Cutting rates isn’t enough.

A true story of scientists who recently located an ancient ruin in Honduras.

In the horror movie and race-relations satire that’s become the surprise hit of the season, there is, shall we say, a great deal going on.

The Rise of America’s Special Operations Forces

The Self-Defeating Quest for the American Dream

A Translator on Beauty and Meaning in the Bible

The Emergence of the Modern U.S. Army, 1815–1917

More Food, Fewer Farmers Robert D. Atkinson’s piece “In Defense of Robots” (April 17) made me reflect on the great impact that advances in technology have had on my own ...

‐ It takes a special talent to come off as the bad guy in a conversation about Bashar al-Assad and Adolf Hitler. ‐ Susan Rice, Barack Obama’s national-security adviser, admits, after ...

WHAT CAME BEFORE When the mists of antiquity roll down the mountain with what came before written history, before the celestial irresolution of dark and light, when persistent survival was a near miracle, at the ...