JULY 27. 2026

The Fight for International Justice Continues

Despite setbacks, the powerful can still be held to account for their crimes.

Fetterman Might Leave Democratic Party Because the Only Thing He Loves More Than Israel Is Attention

Why John Fetterman floating the idea of leaving the Democratic Party? Well, Israel, of course. Though he sure loves the media coverage.

Iran’s Arsenal Starts With Its Islands

From strategic fortresses to economic powerhouses, Iran’s islands may be the key to any full-scale invasion. Here’s a guide to Tehran’s nine most consequential territories.

Economic Integration in the Middle East Is a False God

Washington loves the idea but would see few benefits.

Abdul El-Sayed Faces Islamophobic Attacks From GOP and Democratic Establishment

AIPAC has spent nearly $30 million against Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, fueling ads that paint him as a terrorist sympathizer.

How Trump’s “America First” Administration Could Shut U. S. Scientists Out of the Next Nobel-Worthy Discovery

A proposed White House rule would give political appointees unprecedented control over scientific funding. One physicist, who helped discover the Higgs boson, explains how the rule would’ve stifled that breakthrough.

‘Climate hushing’ has swept the Democratic Party. New polling suggests it’s a mistake.

Climate change might not be voters' top priority, but new polling suggests that emphasizing it may actually boost support for candidates.

Brazil’s groundwater under pressure

Beneath Brazil's forests, farms and cities, a vital water reserve is showing signs of strain.

Bill Clinton Ended Welfare and Paved the Way For MAGA

Republicans have since turned their attention to additional pillars of the social safety net.

The Kremlin’s Easy Money Is Gone

Russia still has assets to tap for its war, but the political costs are growing.

Europe’s Ultra-Rich Could Fund a Substantial Part of the EU’s Budget

Taxes on wealth, crypto and financial trades could raise billions no single member state can collect alone.

What are EU politicians up to this summer?

Today, the European Parliament goes into its annual summer break until 21 August.

JULY 26. 2026

Here’s how offshore wind helped New England beat record heat

The region has added dozens of turbines off the East Coast since last summer. They and other clean energy sources cut the need for oil power amid recent hot weather.

Life on the List

Late one night in May 2016, Naif al-Qaysi was riding shotgun in an old Landcruiser as it barreled down an empty highway through the desert connecting

Rubio’s Paranoid Cuba Report Designed to “Justify a Military Attack on Cuba, ” Says Democratic Rep.

Did Cuba foment Black Lives Matter and anti-ICE protests? The State Department seems to think so.

JULY 25. 2026

All of Life

In the Review’s June 25 issue, Joe Dunthorne writes about a recent oral history of the New York School poets and poses himself a challenge: “How to

In Michigan, the price of energy is on the ballot and both parties know it

The GOP spent years circling the state as a key 2026 pickup opportunity. But after a lopsided election loss, doubts are creeping in.

La Querelle des Femmes

In 2015, I was on a panel at New York’s Museum of Arts and Design titled “Do We Need Exhibitions Just for Women? ” As I remember, most of the participants

Pete Hegseth’s Crisis of Masculinity

The secretary of war’s obsession with testosterone reveals the anxieties he harbors about himself and the military he leads.