From the daily newsletter: the Vice-Presidential debate. Plus: Doug Emhoff’s Gen X energy; what rats teach us about ourselves ...

The New Yorker’s writers weigh in on the face-to-face matchup between the Democratic and Republican running mates.

Some in the Party chastise the left for driving away moderate voters, but they fail to consider why their own base isn’t turning out in larger numbers. The greatest threat to this film comes not from ...

Does anybody really know you? It’s a question that arises at odd moments—sometimes, perversely, when we’re surrounded by ...

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On the trail, Emhoff has made loving music, and his wife, look like a campaign in itself. “If he’s a Cure fan, I’m gonna die, ...

Mental-health struggles have risen sharply among young Americans, and parents and lawmakers alike are scrutinizing life ...

Both candidates speak about what it is like to lead nationally, but also what it is like to live a life locally.

I’m talking mob justice.” The speaker was Ras Baraka, and he was already known around town as the principal of Central High ...

The Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, founded in 1968, has long been known for lovingly preserving and performing classic ...

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Chris Martin, the band’s front man, discusses reading Rumi, making music like an apple tree grows apples, and the band’s new ...