Maureen Dowd is a New York Times columnist.
A new dramatised series tracing the romance, wedding and stunningly sad death of JFK Jr and Carolyn Bessette has found unexpected audiences.
A Washington scandal involving sex is never very sexy but this one has echoes of Emily Bronte’s classic.
Judges have finally stood to up the “emperor of chaos”. Is this a turning point in the US president’s rule?
Don’t worry about a sweltering Earth. Don’t worry about those powerful creeps abusing young women. Definitely don’t worry about unfettered AI, the White House tells us.
Trump’s team should note that Americans do care that their boss is a racist and off his rocker. He taunts his foes in crude, creepy ways and tries to tattoo his name on everything.
Many have fantasised that Melania Trump was Rapunzel in the tower, pining to be saved from the ogre. This movie, which earns her at least $US28 million, tells us what we need to know about her.
Historically, Donald Trump was never that keen on military adventurism. Chillingly, he’s changed his mind.
Donald Trump’s about-face on Mamdani and his fawning for the Saudis makes clear he admires charismatic winners more than he cares about ideology – or consistency.
There’s an epidemic of male loneliness and a diminution of friendship and romance in the lives of men, especially young men. Not that you’d know it from all the bromance ads doing the rounds.
The joke was that the US president would slap his name on the White House facade. And now it’s happening.