The philosopher and author of “Entitled: How Male Privilege Hurts Women” discusses Brett Kavanaugh, Donald Trump, and what differentiates sexism from misogyny.

A recent survey found that sixty per cent of Democrats expect voting to be difficult this fall, while just thirty-five per cent of Republicans do.

After James became basketball’s biggest global superstar, the league seemed to mold itself in his image. But no one rules forever.

Christopher Nolan’s latest film bears the hopes of an industry desperate to get people back in theatres, but grandeur is no guarantee of impact.

The Connecticut teen-ager is the perfect ambassador for the social-media platform.

George Orwell novella with a villain named Napoleon: ten letters.

A portion of the elevated park, designed for the pleasures of walking for its own sake, is now available to the city’s masked flâneurs.

Indoor life has its dangers, too, but building-design specialists have big plans for us.

The star of the Netflix reality series “Indian Matchmaking” is actively trying to match more than a hundred clients, who come with such demands as “good-natured,” “not a lawyer,” and a working knowledge of geographic phenomena.

“Memory” is a fifty-year-old project, but its nostalgia for summers lost speaks uncannily to our moment.