Times Opinion: No wonder Elon Musk hates ‘The Odyssey’
Elon Musk is still mad about "The Odyssey."

Elon Musk is still mad about "The Odyssey."

Hopefully, by the time you read this, Graham Platner will have dropped out of the Senate race in Maine. If he hasn't, he needs to, immediately.

Rarely has a document been at once as mysterious and anticlimactic as the Democratic National Committee's autopsy of what went wrong in the 2024 election, which, after much drama and angst, was finally published Thursday.

I have a confession: I would not have recognized the skull that the Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner had tattooed on his chest as a Nazi symbol.

Throughout Donald Trump's second term, when he's sent armed, masked Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents into cities, locals have tried to resist by organizing neighborhood watches, both to warn people that agents are coming and to document arrests.

This past week, Charlie Kirk's widow, Erika Kirk, traveled to Nashville, Tennessee, to meet with Candace Owens, a podcaster who has become the premier purveyor of conspiracy theories about her husband's murder.

On Monday, the United States formally designated Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his allies in government as members of a foreign terrorist organization called Cartel de los Soles, a group that doesn't exist.

More than almost anyone else in Washington, Nancy Pelosi earned the right to consider herself indispensable.

Charlie Kirk, the conservative influencer who was assassinated in September, and Nick Fuentes, the young Hitler-loving white nationalist at the center of a growing schism on the right, were bitter enemies.

Murder is mimetic.
