For the Super Bowl, New Orleans forced unhoused people into a grim warehouse—and paid a private contractor $17.5 million for it—while billionaires’ superyachts floated on the Mississippi. How much ...

Robots should look and sound like robots. There is no benefit to allowing AI to appear human, and companies will exploit the confusion to demand “AI rights,” further cementing their oligarchical ...

Police body cameras were meant to hold officers accountable. On YouTube and beyond, they’ve become a wildly profitable form ...

There’s plastic in the sausage, and the clams have hepatitis. A greedy power circle runs our food system, and their push for deregulation is calamitous.

We’re happy to share some good news: after a series of bargaining meetings concluding in September, the Current Affairs staff ...

The NYC mayor is trying to build a city that functions like a city in a children's picture book, where people aren’t caught ...

At Cornell, a district attorney dismissed an alleged rape case without ever speaking to Jane Doe—and her story is all too ...

The Daily Wire’s latest film lets its enemies do its dirty work, as a cartoonish group of Muslim terrorists take over a ...

Oh, it’s so exciting. Because for us, we’ve been making a lot of arguments in favor of things like Medicare For All for a ...

There is wiggle room on matters of sexual misconduct and domestic violence in the USA’s most popular sports league. But speaking with a conscience is a step too far.

You won’t find “The Spook Who Sat By the Door” on major streaming platforms, but more than 50 years after its release, it’s still relevant. The film adaptation begins in the office of a white U.S.

The leading scholar and philosopher responds to critics of “gender ideology,” both from the right and left. Yes. Well, first of all, let me just say that I don’t consider myself the leading ...