Mbappé Greetings, readers of The Argument. This edition of The Weekly Scroll is coming to you from France, where I’ve been ...

On Thursday night, The Argument’s Lakshya Jain was joined by Nate Silver, Matthew Yglesias, and Galen Druke to discuss the ...

Tonight, Lakshya Jain, The Argument’s director of political data is joined by Nate Silver and Galen Druke to announce the results of The Argument’s last pre-midterm poll. If you have any questions in ...

What would it mean to be human in a world where AI has made our labor obsolete? Jerusalem and Matt use Hannah Arendt’s The Human Condition as a jumping off point to tackle this question in their ...

In September, following several high-profile incidents of AI going rogue, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei released an essay called “We Must Pace the Frontier,” calling for a coordinated slowdown of AI ...

On election night, you could spend hours bouncing between The Argument, Slow Boring, Silver Bulletin, and GD Politics. Or you could just get all four in one place. This year, we’re teaming up to host ...

The conference was co-hosted by the “sex-realist” publication Fairer Disputations and the anti-abortion advocacy group ...

Zachary Donnini for a Substack Live conversation last week to discuss how Democrats can win in Trump country. Check out the video above to hear more.

Imagine you’re trying to learn CPR. You’ve never heard of the technique before and have no idea what it entails. The instructor opens by saying, “Here’s a dummy. Go ahead and try to do CPR on it!” ...

The case for costlier, system-level interventions stems from the physics of climate change. Carbon dioxide is a stock pollutant, meaning that a large share of it lingers in the atmosphere, causing ...

Economists working on climate change are used to being ignored. We often blame the political right for failing to recognize the benefits of climate actions and the political left for failing to ...