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Fifty years ago, the professional managerial class swung right. Today, in America’s biggest cities, they’re voting for leftists like Zohran Mamdani. Here’s why.

"I spend, on average, 160 days on the road. I once got caught up in a gunfight in Rio. I’m not your typical guide."

Growing up rich in Manhattan, I was taught that becoming a parent meant your life was over. My baby daughter has taught me something else.

After $50 billion in squandered investments, will U.S. auto companies finally get serious—or just watch while China wins?

Maya Sulkin reports on the “impregnable” company that earns the ire of both the progressive left and the woke right.

Corporate life didn’t collapse. We just lost faith in it. Workers are staying for the paycheck, while creating real value elsewhere.