The Dispatch

Russian plot to kill American citizen thwarted by Poland, prime minister says: "First situation of its kind"

Grocery boss warns Mamdani's city-run stores pit government against 'its own citizens'

Data Centers Are Not the Problem. Bad Policy Is.

How Data Centers Broke American Politics

Board of Peace says no Israeli withdrawal from Gaza before Hamas disarms

The labor market could become so backward that the economy will have to shed jobs to keep unemployment steady

Who Will Replace Ross Douthat?

‘The Odyssey’ Is Inspiring Unprecedented Levels of Cope

Meta Glasses Are Getting a Nasty Reputation

Meta's latest smart glasses are facing significant backlash over privacy concerns and public perception.

U.S. Measles Cases Reach Over 2,200—Nearly Totaling All Measles Cases Recorded In 2025

8 news sources are covering this Health story right now — Newsylist is tracking how fast it spreads.

Wikipedia Is Battling for the Soul of the Internet

Wikipedia faces an internal crisis as it grapples with the ban of its co-founder and allegations of systemic political bias.

The average car price just topped $50,000

Average new car prices have surpassed $50,000, leaving low-cost vehicle options nearly extinct.

At Mark Twain Prize, Louis C.K. recalls Bill Maher's friendship after becoming an "outcast"

Putin knows he’s in trouble. It’s time to kick him while he’s down

Shadow of massacres darkens joy of World Cup match in Seattle for some

A World Cup match in Seattle is clouded by the memory of massacres, while Iran's performance draws mixed reactions across global media.

The US that World Cup fans didn't expect to love

International World Cup visitors are discovering an unexpected side of American hospitality, abundance, and culture.