The First Couple of the Online Right
Candace Owens, George Farmer, and the London church where old-world grandeur meets Digital Age grievance
Read OnA Letter From the North Pole Between the new tariffs, ICE crackdowns, and naval hostilities in the Atlantic, Christmas is going to be a little different this year
Sarkomania! The former French president has turned his 20 days in prison—Soggy baguettes! Plastic pillows!—into a 200-page best-selling memoir
Dancing with the Devil In Hitler and My Mother-in Law, Terese Svoboda tells the incredible story of Patricia Lochridge, a female war correspondent who allegedly danced with Hermann Göring
Raiders of the Lost Arcade Dick and Jeannette Seaver befriended Samuel Beckett in Paris, marched with Allen Ginsberg in Chicago, and introduced readers to radical books of all stripes
The Dickens of Detroit On the centenary of Elmore Leonard’s birth, a look back at how the American novelist redefined the crime genre with his colorful characters and unvarnished prose
Architecture’s Black Sheep With more than 200 archival works, an exhibition in Chicago honors Bruce Goff, the Frank Lloyd Wright protégé whose eccentric midcentury houses broke free of modernist restraint
