Elizabeth Kolbert

Letters respond to Manvir Singh's essay about morality, Ben Taub's investigation of Russia's espionage war in the Arctic, and Sarah Chatta's piece about donkey rights.

In her new spy novel, “Creation Lake,” Kushner attempts to expose the tradecraft of fiction itself.

Over high tea, the former “S.N.L.” star puzzles over whether good manners are antithetical to humor.

An exuberant exhibit shows that, when it comes to art, the community should be known for far more than its furniture.

On a summer evening many years ago, my father and I sat on the roof of our family home in Beit Lahia, in northern Gaza, and we talked about my grandfather Hasan.

What the fate of the Arctic means for the rest of the Earth. ELIZABETH KOLBERT

How the war between Israel and Hamas has reshaped the region, and where the conflict goes from here.

From the daily newsletter: the rise of one of the most powerful lobbying forces in U.S. politics. Plus: Mosab Abu Toha on Gaza, a year after October 7th; Bidenomics in J. D. Vance’s back yard; and another petless Presidency.

“We are stepping into a critical and unpredictable new phase of the climate crisis.” This assessment, co-authored by several of the world's leading

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