Should race matter in college admissions?
On the premiere episode of The Argument, Matthew Yglesias and Jerusalem Demsas argue about the effectiveness of affirmative action
Policy analysis and political commentary from Matt Yglesias.
On the premiere episode of The Argument, Matthew Yglesias and Jerusalem Demsas argue about the effectiveness of affirmative action
The article argues that journalists can enhance their reporting and efficiency by integrating AI tools, which can aid in research, data analysis, and content generation.
Early advantages are emerging, but so are the constraints that could blunt them
Lavish consumption and huge inheritances are hard to justify in a world with so many pressing needs
Inventory is finally rising, but war-driven increases in mortgage rates are making it harder for buyers to take advantage
It’s men, especially less educated ones, who would need to change
Everyone loves traditional rowhouse neighborhoods — but new projects usually stink
As Democrats gain momentum across the country, Republicans rely on redistricting, voting laws, and court rulings to reshape the battlefield
The remote Indian Ocean islands roiling British politics and the U.S.-U.K. relationship
Plus Ariel Sharon, the optimal gas tax, and history slop
The article advocates for cities that embrace a "Solid B" approach, balancing livability and growth, rather than striving for unattainable perfection, to foster sustainable urban development.
This article explores the trend of increasing movie lengths, examining factors such as audience expectations, streaming platforms, and the impact on storytelling and production.