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While sexual norms have ebbed and flowed over the past 200 years, the dominant understanding of the social function of sex ...

This process is easily abused. Even if a plaintiff knows their case is unlikely to hold up in court, they might litigate ...

To some on the right, the very fact that they got embarrassed was its own form of conspiracy. Once it became clear that there ...

To virtually anyone watching the 2024 election, one of the biggest shocks of the cycle was the way young and Hispanic voters zoomed toward Donald Trump. Two years later, it’s difficult to find signs ...

We’re thrilled to open applications for the second cohort of The Argument Fellowship, a yearlong, full-time program designed to train the next generation of opinion journalists. Fellows in our program ...

Rubio argues that the modern West has lost touch with the spirit that animated the Greeks: “Over time, we in the West came to ...

The Tigray war, one of this century’s deadliest conflicts, killed an estimated 600,000 people from 2020 to 2022, and that may have only been the beginning. At a very basic level, the Tigray War is a ...

Editor’s note: The first essay The Argument ever published asked, “How do we live with each other?” To mark our first anniversary, we’re returning to that founding question with a series about what we ...

Growing up in a household where both of my parents had graduate degrees, I got one piece of emphatic advice about graduate school: I should only do a program that would pay me, not one that wanted me ...