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Bentonville, Arkansas, has become a burgeoning economic and cultural hub, largely due to the presence of Walmart, a company known for its controversial labor...

Ariel Semmel's ambitious project, 'The Penguiners: The Secret History of Tel Aviv,' offers a vibrant portrayal of the 1980s underground nightlife centered ar...

In "Uninvited Eyes," Katherine Dee explores the disturbing world of pro-anorexia websites and their intersection with anorexia fetishism from the late 1990s ...

In this thought-provoking piece, Frederick Kaufman explores the concept of a nation possessing an excess of funds rather than debt, and the potential positiv...

In an evocative exploration of culinary culture, Jacob Soll argues that the authenticity and skill behind great cooking are more tied to the sharpness of kni...

Amanda Hirsch, influenced by her childhood fascination with pop culture and celebrity news, has successfully reinvented her passion into a relatable and enga...

Emily Hamilton's piece is an elegiac tribute to the enduring significance of herring in Jewish and Danish culture, exploring how this humble fish connects he...

Eugene Kontorovich argues that Israel's application of Israeli civil law to the West Bank is not annexation, as the area was not sovereign Jordanian territor...

In this whimsical piece, David Samuels explores the abstract notion of truth, using the Bible's veracity as a playful jumping-off point. The narrative adopts...

The article explores the historical resilience and survival of Jewish communities, juxtaposed against the rise and fall of empires, notably highlighted by th...

Armin Rosen critiques the film industry's reluctance to acknowledge the uncomfortable parallels between the Spanish film 'Sirt', winner of the Cannes Jury Pr...

Bernard-Henri Lévy passionately describes the upheaval in Iran, arguing that the current events signify a revolution rather than a mere revolt. He differenti...

Romantasy, a fusion genre combining elements of romance and fantasy, offers readers a unique blend of magical worlds and compelling romantic plots that concl...

In 1885, the Pittsburgh Platform marked a pivotal reformation of Judaism, declaring it not as a nation but a religious community and distancing from practice...

"The Red House Report" by Adam LeBor delves into the controversy surrounding Swiss banks' clandestine dealings with Nazi Germany and their refusal to repay H...

Sergiu Klainerman revisits Vernor Vinge's prediction about the creation of superintelligent AI, originally suggested in 1983, which became popularized as the...

The article by Peter Theroux critiques former President Barack Obama's and current President Joe Biden's responses to Iranian uprisings against the regime. T...

Amidst the serene backdrop of Santa Teresa in Costa Rica, Arye Dworken describes his journey into this secluded "blue zone" on the Nicoya Peninsula. Known fo...

Charles Curkin reflects on personal family dynamics through the prism of his father's sudden health crisis. After his father suffers a stroke and heart attac...

Alana Newhouse introduces a new monthly feature titled "Remember the Day," which invites readers to engage in reflection and reconsideration of the past, bey...

Tablet Magazine's editorial team provides an overview of significant cultural and geopolitical events to expect in January 2026, with a focus on developments...

Michael Doran's article examines the political landscape of 2026 in the United States, focusing on Donald Trump's broad multi-faith coalition that played a p...

Howard Jacobson provides a critical reflection on the film "Marty Supreme," noting its resemblance to "Uncut Gems," particularly in terms of style and themat...

On the first night of Hanukkah, a horrific antisemitic attack unfolded at a Chabad event in Bondi Beach, Australia, resulting in 15 deaths and over 40 injuri...

Marco Roth reflects on his emigration from New York City to Portugal, a move his editor considers brave, prompting a discussion about the concept of exile in...

The article examines the complexities and sentiments surrounding the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, particularly focusing on the controversial U.S. peace p...

Amy Fine Collins reflects on her deep connection with Bobby Short, the pianist and singer who captured the vibrant spirit of New York City. Their relationshi...

Danielle Directo-Meston, living in tech-saturated Los Angeles, has adopted a 'dumb home' lifestyle by using analog devices like a rotary phone instead of mod...

Israeli culture under state control once limited artistic expression and cultural diversity, with established platforms heavily favoring Russian-style ballad...

An article by Ani Wilcenski explores the surprising trend of religious awakening among Gen Z, traditionally perceived as less religious due to the secular sh...

Interfaith families often grapple with the so-called 'December Dilemma,' as they balance celebrating both Hanukkah and Christmas. This discussion with 14 adu...

Liel Leibovitz reflects on the persistent resilience of the Jewish people in response to the recent tragic attacks in Bondi Beach, Australia, implying a broa...

At the recent annual Hanukkah Bazaar hosted by Tablet, attendees indulged in vibrant fashion while shopping from over 40 vendors. This event was not only a s...

Actor, musician, and advocate Jonah Platt encourages Jews to embrace their heritage wholeheartedly. Through his podcast, 'Being Jewish with Jonah Platt,' he ...

Elon Musk's clash with the European Union (EU) over free speech and social media regulations highlights deeper geopolitical and commercial tensions. The EU f...

Lyor Cohen, a leading figure in the music industry and YouTube's global head of music, compares his strategic approach in business to a sport where warm-ups ...

The article explores the recent U.S. strategic shifts under the Trump administration, which aim to reduce military commitments in Europe, increase focus on C...

The notion of the family business is evolving, as described by Ricky Van Veen, who explores a shift in modern career trends. Although historically, the postw...

In Ronks, Pennsylvania, a unique intersection of communities unfolds at Old Windmill Farm, an Amish homestead attracting Haredi Jewish vacationers primarily ...

David Samuels' provocative essay critiques key national myths by labeling them as foundational "bullshit" within American society, equating them to grand pro...

Adam Lehrer's article critically examines the notion of international law, arguing that it is often used more as a diplomatic tool or propaganda weapon than ...

Alicia Jo Rabins' biography of Leonard Cohen, titled "Hallelujah: The Story of Leonard Cohen," is highlighted among the best children's books of 2025 for its...

Emmett Rensin delves into the acclaimed reputation of Fountain House, a trailblazing example in the mental health sector, known for its unique clubhouse mode...

Deal Delights, informally known as The Red Cookbook, is a timeless staple in Syrian Jewish kitchens, encapsulating the history and culinary traditions of the...

The print edition of Tablet Magazine for December 2025 explores a range of topics pertinent to Jewish life and thought, providing in-depth analysis and comme...

Catholics in New York are mobilizing to support survivors of clerical abuse, targeting funds from the Cabrini Fund for healing initiatives, in response to co...

Alana Newhouse reflects on a peculiar experience at a dinner party in 2015, where a comment on antisemitism was unexpectedly intertwined with celebrity react...

Tablet Magazine's Hanukkah Bazaar returns with an exciting array of vendors and products, embodying a celebration of Jewish culture through commerce. This ye...

"A Dip in Culture" by Jackie Cooperman explores the communal and cultural significance of public bathing practices around the world, contrasting them with Am...

Byung-Chul Han, dubbed the philosopher of the digital era, critiques the modern tendency toward "meme-think," an ideological simplification embodied by the r...