The New Yorker

Max Miller is involved in a domestic dispute where he is accused of physical abuse by his ex-wife, who is the daughter of an Ohio senator. The situation is challenging his party's stance on the issue.

A closely watched primary for the U.S. Senate in Michigan features a contest between Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed. The outcome has major implications for the direction of the Party.

The article examines voters referred to as 'Subaru Socialists' and 'the Great Disappointed,' highlighting their role in shaping the future of the Democratic Party. These groups represent distinct constituencies influencing political dynamics within the party.

A movement of young people in India frustrated with the education system and economy has emerged as a significant challenge to the government. The protests, led by Gen Z, target an increasingly authoritarian administration under Modi.

Thousands of people in Nigeria have been held for ransom by bandit groups. A professor was kidnapped, escaped, and was abducted again.

Beijing is competing with the U.S. for technological supremacy, with significant political implications.

The article discusses how Roy Cohn, a lawyer, taught Donald Trump methods to disregard rules, avoid leaving a paper trail, and craft compelling narratives for the media.

The article states that Donald Trump frequently discusses foreign election interference, and the White House is accused of distorting intelligence assessments rather than focusing on securing the midterm elections.

The Michigan Senate primary has become a referendum on the term 'moderate,' which lacks a consistent definition. The article questions the evolving meaning of moderation in political contexts.

Kevin Warsh, the Fed chair, faces a significant challenge in proving his independence from Donald Trump. The article highlights that this issue extends beyond mere communication difficulties.

Europe is experiencing massive fires that exceed firefighting teams' capacity, according to a Spanish firefighter who described the situation as a combination of factors leading to uncontrolled wildfires.

Senator Rand Paul approached the Fauci hearing with theatrics and ill will, while Dr. Anthony Fauci’s decision not to testify was described as a loss.

Abdul El-Sayed, a Michigan U.S. Senate candidate, discusses his campaign with Hasan Piker, his identification as a capitalist, and his call for Democrats to cease compromising. He argues for a unified stance against his party's perceived concessions.

The prosecution's case against James Comey is described as 'outlandish' by a former federal judge, who stated it would be 'laughable' if not for its intent to 'deprive a man of his liberty.'

Hugging Face's chief science officer details a cybercrime involving OpenAI hacking Hugging Face, indicating a new era in AI threats.

The article explores whether left-wing Democrats will reinvent the party or harm its prospects in November. Bernie Sanders’s former campaign manager argues it will lead to reinvention.

The Voice of America, originally established to promote freedom and democracy globally, is now delivering a different message as many journalists are paid to remain absent. The article attributes this shift to Donald Trump's influence.

Gadi Eisenkot, once Netanyahu's top general, has become his strongest challenger. Eisenkot's perspective on war is influenced by the loss of his son, and his demeanor contrasts sharply with Netanyahu's.

Olo is described as the 'greenest green' but cannot be captured by a camera. Its development provides insights into human color vision.

A woman lost two partners to gun-related incidents, and the N.R.A. later came to collect. The article highlights that 80% of gun-related suicides in the U.S. are committed by white men, a pattern the gun-rights organization has denied for decades.