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Him & ‘Her’Director Spike Jonze has made the weirdest, most timely romance of the year—in which Joaquin Phoenix’s character falls in love with an operating system. And, as with so many love stories, the making of the movie was equal parts turbulence and passion.
In Conversation: Antonin
Scalia On the eve of a new Supreme Court session, the firebrand justice discusses gay rights, media echo chambers, and how much he cares about his intellectual legacy (“I don’t”).
Ethical Parenting Is there such a thing? Just ask your children.
The Shutdown ProphetWashington couldn’t have gone dark without a radicalized Republican Party. Or maybe it was destined to all along.
Is Mayor Bloomberg’s New York Really a Tech Town?Mayor Bloomberg says it is. But he's going to need some better evidence.
The Daily Beast Officially Sheds Newsweek, Lays Off 20Still roaring.
Sex, Drugs, and a Bag Full of CashA-Rod’s juicy lawsuit against Major League Baseball.
Live Where They LivedBarack Obama's walk-up apartment, Ada Louise Huxtable's Park Avenue perch, and John Mayer's bachelor pad are all up for grabs.
Boom Brands of the Post-Crash Economy Exit, Bear Stearns. Enter, Grumpy Cat.
Don’t Panic, the Yankees
Are Already Back They may have missed the playoffs, but the richest sports franchise in America won’t be down for long.
The Last of Bloombergville Developers rush to build before the next mayor ruins the fun.
After weeks of questions and complaints, the Trump family has taken a step toward resolving its many potential conflicts of interest. Eric Trump said that he would stop directly soliciting contributions for his charity, which supports the fight against childhood cancer. “As unfortunate as it is, I understand the...More »]>
Donald Trump offered a peek at the big changes in store for the economy on Wednesday with the selection of two controversial advisers on trade and federal regulations. The president-elect named billionaire investor Carl Icahn special adviser to the president on overhauling federal regulations. He also announced that he would...More »]>
Last week Donald Trump canceled a press conference where he was set to explain how his business would be handled once he took office. He tweeted that his two adult sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, would manages his businesses and promised to explain more at another press conference...More »]>
Thanks to those pesky ethics experts, no one will get to pay $72,888 to have a cup of coffee with Ivanka Trump. But for the bargain price of $1 million, you can spend day one of the Trump administration enjoying a private reception with the new president, followed...More »]>
First Chris Christie got cut out of the Trump transition team, and now New Jersey lawmakers won’t even let him console himself by implementing some Trumpian moves at home. On Monday night, Republican and Democratic lawmakers killed legislation that would have let the governor profit from a book deal while...More »]>
Distasteful or even alarming though he may be, Donald Trump has presented a tantalizing possibility of a Republican who would take “a wrecking ball to many of his adopted party’s orthodoxies, proposing a vision of right-wing politics far more mercantilist, nationalist and statist than anything we’ve seen from the post-Reagan,...More »]>
An unusually high number of junior-level civil servants in the U.S. National Security Council are looking for other jobs over concerns about President-elect Donald Trump’s choice for national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, according to current and former officials who spoke with The Guardian....More »]>
On the eve of Monday’s meetings of the Electoral College to select America’s next president, the pressure on hundreds of Electoral College voters from pro and anti-Trump forces has only intensified. One Arizona elector told the Washington Post that she has been receiving 50 letters and 3,000...More »]>
Even though Hillary Clinton won the popular vote in the 2016 election by 2.8 million votes and counting, a new poll indicates that more than half of Republicans believe it was, in fact, President-elect Donald Trump who won the popular vote. The Qualtrics poll, published on Sunday
China has agreed to return a U.S. underwater research drone which it had seized in international waters on Thursday. “Upon confirming that the device was a US underwater drone, the Chinese side decided to transfer it to the US side in an appropriate manner,” a spokesperson for the...More »]>
President-elect Donald Trump announced on Saturday that Tea Party congressman Mick Mulvaney will be his nominee for director of the Office of Management and Budget. The 49-year-old Mulvaney, the co-founder of the notorious House Freedom Caucus and one of the biggest fiscal hawks in the Republican Party, is...More »]>
There are good, sound reasons why Democrats in Congress might want to cut some deals with Donald Trump. Maybe they can persuade him to stay in the Paris climate accords, or to preserve Obamacare with some tolerable revisions, in which case giving him bipartisan cover might be worthwhile. But Charles...More »]>
The most frightening aspect of the looming Donald Trump presidency is not so much the likely outcomes, many of which are horrifying, as the unlikely ones. Running the federal government of the world’s most powerful country is hard, and many things can go wrong. Full control of government is about...More »]>
Yesterday on Twitter, Donald Trump responded to reports that the CIA believes Russia leaked Democratic officials’ emails in an attempt to help Trump win the election by lying on Twitter about the fact that complaints about Russian hacking came up before the election:
There have been legitimate questions...More »]>
Since Donald Trump was elected, progressives have engaged in a protracted online debate about how to best fight back. It’s been a panicked, somewhat disorganized conversation — everyone knows there’s a coming onslaught of conservative policies, but not everyone is in agreement about how best to resist them. There have...More »]>
When presented with the hair-raising evidence that Russian intelligence carried out a successful plan to pick the government of the United States, a principled president-elect would respond with horror and a determination to expose the attack and prevent any recurrence. An unprincipled president-elect would try to make the story disappear...More »]>
Donald Trump’s intellectual critics on the left and on the right have long viewed him in roughly similar terms — as an ignorant, authoritarian demagogue — but have disagreed on the intellectual tradition from which he has sprung. Anti-Trump conservatives have depicted him as a non-ideological figure, or even a...More »]>
As if Republicans needed any more reason to rethink their newfound affection for Vladimir Putin, a new report says U.S. intelligence officials now believe with a “high level of confidence” that the Russian president was personally involved in efforts to influence the U.S. election.
Two senior officials
After Republican North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory lost his reelection bid by a few thousand votes on November 8, he claimed that there was widespread voter fraud in the state, dragging out the contest for nearly a month. Even GOP-controlled county election boards dismissed most of the complaints...More »]>
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