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The Elder-Care Delusion
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Newsletters Are the New Matchmakers
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Imperfect Ghazal on Weightless Living
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Why Adventure Matters
It sounds expensive, athletic, and slightly exhausting.But adventure is really just the experience of stepping into…
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Are GLP-1s Performance-Enhancing Drugs?
Serena Williams's return to tennis has raised questions about the use of GLP-1 weight-loss medications as potential…
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How to Think About AI Before It’s Too Late
The article discusses the case against AI hype with Cory Doctorow, who argues that the most important thing about a…
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Europe Needs to Stop Appeasing Trump
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What <em>Disclosure Day</em> Misses About Aliens and Religion
CultureWhat Disclosure Day Misses About Aliens and ReligionSteven Spielberg’s new film treats extraterrestrial life as…
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A Close-Up Look at the Waste of Modern Life
BooksA Close-Up Look at the Waste of Modern LifeA new memoir by a Montreal garbageman shows the actual work of…
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All the Sad Hawks
The Iran war has led to a historic defeat for the US, with Donald Trump abandoning his demands for unconditional…
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Trump Does Not Understand What He’s Saying About the Middle East
Donald Trump's comments at the G7 summit have raised questions about his understanding of the Middle East situation.…
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Why July 4 Turned Into a Trump Rally
“It will be special at every level—A Rally to end all Rallies!”This week, he announced another rally, to take place…
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The Betrayal of Iran's People
The Iranian government has been accused of violently suppressing protests, resulting in the deaths of many civilians,…
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An Understanding That a Deal Might Happen
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The Unpopular Truth About World Cup Ticket Prices
Tickets for Friday’s U.S. opener in Los Angeles ranged from $560 to $2,735 when initially released. Critics argue that…
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J. D. Vance Tells the Story of His Two Conversions
J. D. Vance, the vice president, has written a new book called Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith, which tells…
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Nathaniel Hawthorne’s American Horror Story
Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote a tale called 'My Kinsman, Major Molineux' that challenged the nation's founding myths, but…
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My Descent Into Mah-Jongg
The author recounts how a friend introduced her to mahjong, leading her to explore the game's intricate rules and…
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And Now a Few Words From Our Former Presidents on UFC 250
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Trump Celebrates While America Capitulates
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Photos: Knicks Fans Celebrate Their NBA Championship
PhotographyPhotos: Knicks Fans Celebrate Their NBA ChampionshipYesterday, the New York Knicks won their first NBA…
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An Underrated Sitcom That’s a Fire Hose of Funny
Demetriou plays a bumbling Greek Cypriot bro named Stath who “works” (he is not good at his job) for his father’s…
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So Much for Leaving Abortion Up to the States
The state of Louisiana is seeking to block the distribution of mifepristone, a drug used to induce abortion, through…
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David Hockney Slowed Down Time
He kept looking.For two weeks, the artist worked tirelessly from the photo to perfect his rendition in his acrylic…
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Why Calls to ‘Save Democracy’ Don’t Work
According to this view, the 49.8 percent of voters who supported him in 2024 must simply be unaware of the existential…
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The Encounter
Police constable Khawar and his team pursued a shackled protester named Usmaan through a uranium mine region. Usmaan…
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The Beauty of Doing Nothing Together
And then there are times you invite them over just to hang out while you fold laundry. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve come…
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The Emperor Has No Ludus Magnus
IdeasThe Emperor Has No Ludus MagnusThe most notable thing about President Trump’s South Lawn fight is its curious…
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Thank You For Your Attention to This Birthday
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‘Can AI Do My Job?’ Is the Wrong Question
The question of whether AI can do a person's job is not a straightforward one, as evidenced by the example of…
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America’s Go-To Climate Scientist
PlanetAmerica’s Go-To Climate ScientistDaniel Swain has become a ubiquitous explainer of America’s extreme weather. By…
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Disneyland With No People
I loved working to exhaustion, and I was proud to become the shop’s youngest night manager. When Disneyland’s summer…
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A World Cup for a Divided Continent
The Atlantic DailyA World Cup for a Divided ContinentThis year’s World Cup was framed as a festival of North American…
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Bad Ideas About Juvenile Crime That Won’t Go Away
The article discusses the controversy over trying juveniles as adults, highlighted by a 2012 Indiana burglary case…
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Anatomy of a Trump Insult
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The Best Headlights in the World Are Illegal in America
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Spielberg Hasn’t Abandoned Hope for Humanity
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A Helpful Guide to Fair Elections From the Supreme Court Majority
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Ukraine Is Not Losing. Russia Is Not Winning.
The technological advancements in Ukraine's military capabilities have shifted the dynamics of the war against Russia.…
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The Flu-Vaccine Routine Is Breaking
The routine process for approving seasonal flu vaccines in the U.S. is currently disrupted due to the suspension of…
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Democrats Have to Choose Between Character and Power
The article discusses the dilemma faced by political parties when choosing between character and power, using the…
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The Republicans Defying Trump
President Trump may encounter resistance from Republican senators as discussed on Washington Week With The Atlantic.…
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The Philosophy of the Out-of-Office Email
Out-of-office emails can range from simple notifications to elaborate statements about work-life balance. Some…
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The J6 Rioter Now Working at the Pentagon
Elias Irizarry, a participant in the January 6 Capitol riot, is now employed at the Pentagon's Special Operations and…
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Don’t Worry! That Was Almost Certainly the Last Graham Platner Scandal!
The Platner campaign reassures supporters that there will be no further scandals involving Graham Platner. They…
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Has Graham Platner Changed Enough?
Graham Platner, a Senate candidate from Maine, faces scrutiny over past behavior as primary elections approach.…
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The Surprising, Liberating History of Marriage
Stephanie Coontz's new book explores the evolving nature of marriage and challenges traditional notions surrounding…
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Is the GOP Starting to Defy Trump?
Recent tensions between Republican senators and President Trump suggest a shift in party dynamics. Several senators…
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The Death of the Reader
The emergence of AI-generated literature has sparked a debate about the nature of authorship and the reader's…
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Seven Books That Will Change How You Listen to Music
The article presents seven books that can enhance one's understanding and appreciation of music. These titles cover…
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