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The Revolution’s Last Lifeline
The Trump administration has intensified sanctions against Cuba, targeting its nickel and cobalt industries, which are…
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The Republican Psychedelics Whisperer
W. Bryan Hubbard has emerged as a key advocate for the use of ibogaine, a psychedelic drug, within the Republican…
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The Kardashian-Industrial Complex
The article discusses the rise of the Kardashian family as a cultural phenomenon and their transformation into a…
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Americans Refuse To Be Happy
Despite a booming economy, Americans are expressing unprecedented levels of pessimism about their financial situation.…
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A Perfect Show That Doesn’t Make Sense
Michael Scherer shares his cultural recommendations, highlighting the Netflix show One Piece as a unique blend of…
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The Cruelty Is the Point: President Trump and His Supporters
The article discusses the theme of cruelty in the Trump era, highlighting how supporters find a sense of community…
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The Unfilmable Author Everyone Should Read This Summer
Terry Pratchett, a renowned English author, is at risk of being forgotten despite his significant contributions to…
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The Second Reckoning Over AI Writing
The use of AI in writing has sparked significant controversy, particularly following allegations of fabricated quotes…
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Putin Can No Longer Hide His Catastrophe
Russian President Vladimir Putin's narrative about the war in Ukraine is beginning to unravel as the conflict…
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Hegseth’s Leadership of the U.S. Military
The discussion on Washington Week With The Atlantic focused on Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's influence in the…
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Putin Has Lost Control of the Narrative
Russian President Vladimir Putin's control over the narrative surrounding the war in Ukraine is deteriorating. Recent…
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There's Never Been a Better Time to Study Computer Science
The landscape of computer science education is shifting as AI technology advances, leading to a decline in…
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Ode to Miller Lite
The article reflects on the author's evolving appreciation for Miller Lite, a beer often dismissed as low-quality.…
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Don’t Put Too Much Pressure on Your Summer Vacation
As summer approaches, families often feel pressure to create the perfect vacation experience. There is no single…
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The Meanest Tradition in Entertainment
Celebrity roasts have shifted from celebratory tributes to events characterized by harsh humor and cruelty. The…
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There’s Never Been a Better Time to Study Computer Science
The article discusses the current state of computer science education amid rising unemployment rates for recent…
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The Real Lesson of Elon Musk’s Outrage at Christopher Nolan
The casting of Lupita Nyong'o as Helen of Troy in Christopher Nolan's adaptation of The Odyssey has sparked…
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College Should Be Way More Fun
The article discusses the importance of maintaining the joy of intellectual exploration in college education. It…
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Barney Frank Was Like No One Else
Barney Frank, a former Representative from Massachusetts, passed away at the age of 86. Known for his intelligence and…
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Why College Students Are Booing AI
College students have been booing speakers who mention artificial intelligence at graduation ceremonies. This reaction…
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Why Would Europeans Believe Trump Now?
The recent cancellation and subsequent reversal of troop deployments to Poland by the Trump administration has raised…
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Some Lawmakers Want a Gerrymandering Truce
Some lawmakers are advocating for a truce in the ongoing gerrymandering conflict between parties. Representatives…
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The Sudden Chumminess of Hunter Biden and Candace Owens
Hunter Biden and Candace Owens engaged in an unexpected two-hour conversation, discussing personal struggles and…
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Tulsi Gabbard Takes the Exit Ramp
Tulsi Gabbard has announced her resignation as the Director of National Intelligence, effective June 30. Her tenure…
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The Ahmadinejad Option
The article discusses the controversial idea that the U.S. and Israel considered supporting Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in a…
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How Trump’s Culture War Derailed a New Smithsonian Museum
The proposed Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum faced significant political challenges due to amendments…
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The Private Eyes That Made Me Cry
The Sheep Detectives is a film about a flock of sheep who investigate the murder of their shepherd, George. While it…
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The Surprising Lesson of the <em>Granta</em> Controversy
The recent Granta controversy highlights the challenges literary organizations face with the rise of artificial…
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How Dropout Cracked Internet Comedy
Dropout, a comedy streaming platform, has found success by avoiding the growth-at-all-costs model of larger…
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Israel’s Human Wrecking Ball
Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel's minister of national security, has been criticized for his provocative actions and…
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The Republican Senate Candidate Who Could Lose Texas
Ken Paxton, endorsed by Donald Trump, is running in the Texas Senate primary but faces challenges in the general…
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Photos of the Week: Chief Mouser, Pet Gala, Soapbox Race
This week's photo highlights include various global events and scenes. Notable images feature a Chihuahua at the Pet…
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The Goodbye Stephen Colbert Wanted to Say
Stephen Colbert concluded his tenure as host of CBS's The Late Show with a heartfelt series finale. Despite the show's…
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Donald Trump’s Paint Jobs
President Trump is overseeing a renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, aiming to leave a lasting mark on…
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How to Contain the Ebola Outbreak
The Trump administration faces challenges in managing simultaneous outbreaks of Ebola and hantavirus, both of which…
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The Economic Experiment That Upended Reality
The article discusses the unexpected outcomes of raising the minimum wage, particularly the $15 minimum wage…
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Two Futures for the American Left
The recent conflict between Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Marjorie Taylor Greene highlights a division within the…
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Trump's Endgame Is Surrender
President Trump's strategy in the Iran war appears to be shifting towards a negotiated settlement. He has reportedly…
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What’s Behind the New Trump Child-Savings Accounts
The new Trump child-savings accounts, known as Trump Accounts, are set to launch on July 4 and aim to provide…
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The Strangest Thing Donald Trump Has Said in Some Time
Donald Trump recently commented on whether he would attend his son Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding. He expressed…
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Trump’s Endgame Is Surrender
President Trump's strategy in the Iran war appears to be shifting towards a negotiated settlement. He has reportedly…
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Will Americans Ever Lose Their Grip on the Handshake?
The handshake remains a prevalent form of greeting in America despite concerns about hygiene and dominance. While…
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Homeland Security’s Plan to Strong-Arm ‘Sanctuary’ Cities
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is considering a plan to reduce federal airport screening in cities with…
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The Point of Arches
The proposed arch by President Trump aims to symbolize American ideals but raises concerns about its implications. It…
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Literary AI Scandal Changes Everything
A recent scandal involving AI-generated fiction has sparked significant debate in the literary community. The…
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The U.S. Is Holding Global Vaccination Efforts Hostage
The U.S. government's actions are significantly impacting global vaccination efforts, particularly affecting…
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A Department of Justice for an Age of Conspiracy Theories
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has increasingly engaged with conspiracy theories, particularly during the second term…
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The Edge of Mathematics
Terence Tao, a prominent mathematician, discusses the evolving role of generative AI in solving mathematical problems.…
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Higher Education’s Identity Crisis
American higher education is facing significant challenges as it grapples with evolving crises. Graduates are entering…
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