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The U.S. Is Holding Global Vaccination Efforts Hostage
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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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The NAACP Is Proposing a Radical Shift to College Sports. Will It Work?
The NAACP has proposed a boycott of state-funded universities in the Deep South to combat recent gerrymandering…
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This Literary AI Scandal Changes Everything
A recent scandal involving AI-generated fiction has emerged after readers accused a Trinidadian writer's story of…
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The New Blood Libel
The article discusses the rise of anti-Semitic violence and its connection to recent events, including an attack on a…
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What the 18th Century Can Teach the 21st
The article explores the parallels between the political crises of 18th-century Britain and contemporary America. It…
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Mass Murder as Part Hatred, Part Fandom
Two teenagers carried out a mass shooting at a San Diego mosque, motivated by extremist ideologies. They recorded…
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The Paradox of Trump’s Strength
Donald Trump's influence over the MAGA base remains strong, as evidenced by recent primary victories for candidates he…
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A Putin Satire That Somehow Works
The Wizard of the Kremlin is a satirical film that explores the complexities of Vladimir Putin's rise to power through…
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The One Real Rule of the MAGA Republican Party
Donald Trump's influence over the Republican Party remains strong, as evidenced by the recent primary victory of Ed…
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My Mention of AI in This Commencement Speech Is Bound to Be a Hit
In a humorous commencement speech, Alexandra Petri addresses the class of 2026, highlighting the impact of AI on the…
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Trump’s Iran War: America Loss Is China’s Win
The article discusses the implications of President Trump's recent actions regarding a settlement with the IRS and a…
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The Lessons of Thomas Massie’s Defeat
Representative Thomas Massie lost his primary election to Ed Gallrein, a candidate backed by former President Trump.…
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Who Can Be Trusted When Everyone Is Vulnerable?
Apple TV's new series, Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed, explores themes of vulnerability and trust in the digital age. The…
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The American Question
The article discusses the complex relationship between American Jews and Israel, highlighting the historical context…
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Saying ‘No’ to an American Loyalty Test
Karen Tei Yamashita's new novel, Questions 27 & 28, explores the complex theme of loyalty in the context of Japanese…
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Money Is Ruining Youth Sports
The commercialization of youth sports is increasingly driven by for-profit companies, which prioritize profit over the…
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Everything You Do Is Being Recorded
The rise of AI-enabled recording devices is prompting concerns about privacy and surveillance. Start-ups like…
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Heads, Trump Wins ( Tails, he still wins)
The Department of Justice has announced a settlement regarding Donald Trump's lawsuit against the IRS, which he is now…
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Heads, Trump Wins
The Department of Justice has announced a settlement regarding Donald Trump's lawsuit against the IRS, which he is now…
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A <em>Star Wars</em> Movie to Fall Asleep To
The new Star Wars movie, The Mandalorian and Grogu, directed by Jon Favreau, has been released but is receiving…
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A Tobacco-Free Generation Is Coming—Someday
The U.K. has introduced a new smoking ban aimed at creating a tobacco-free generation by prohibiting anyone born on or…
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Photos: Cuba Runs out of Fuel
Cuba is currently facing severe fuel shortages and prolonged blackouts, significantly impacting daily life for its…
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Why Does Donald Trump Refuse to Defend America?
The article discusses Donald Trump's relationship with various authoritarian leaders and his reluctance to confront…
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The End of Sustainable Fashion
Everlane, once a leader in sustainable fashion, is reportedly being sold to fast-fashion giant Shein, signaling a…
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San Diego’s Tragic Lesson About Terrorism
A tragic attack on the Islamic Center of San Diego resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including a security…
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The World Is Playing Catch-Up to Ebola
A new Ebola outbreak has emerged in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, prompting the World Health Organization to…
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Trump’s $1.8 Billion Slush Fund Is Worse Than Stealing
Donald Trump has established a $1.8 billion fund intended for victims of government weaponization, which critics argue…
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The Smart Way to Curb Crime
A new approach to crime prevention in New York City focuses on improving public lighting rather than increasing…
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A History of ‘Utterly Ordinary People’
Ada Ferrer's new memoir, 'Keeper of My Kin: Memoir of an Immigrant Daughter,' explores her family's experiences as…
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What Caused a Midair Crash That Killed Six U.S. Troops?
A midair collision involving two Air Force refueling planes over Iraq resulted in the deaths of six U.S. service…
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‘The Destruction of the Civil Service Is Our National Loss’
The article discusses the impact of the destruction of the civil service under Donald Trump's administration,…
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The Altman-Musk Trial Was a Waste of Everyone’s Time
The trial between Sam Altman and Elon Musk concluded with a unanimous jury verdict in favor of OpenAI. Musk's lawsuit…
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An Outrageous Commutation for an Election Denier
Tina Peters, a former election official convicted of multiple crimes related to election integrity, has had her prison…
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Donald Trump’s Nixon Moment That Wasn’t
Donald Trump recently shifted U.S. policy towards China, favoring personal diplomacy over established hardline…
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Spiritual Warfare Comes to the National Mall
A prayer rally called Rededicate 250 took place at the National Mall, attracting thousands of participants who aimed…
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Olivia Rodrigo’s Babydoll Dress Was a Rorschach Test
Olivia Rodrigo's recent performance in a baby-doll dress sparked significant online debate regarding its implications…
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AI Has Broken Containment
AI technology has rapidly evolved into a central issue in global politics and economics. Recent discussions between…
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Meet ‘Little Gen Z’
The article discusses the evolving political landscape of Generation Z, particularly focusing on the younger subset…
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How America Celebrated Its 100th Birthday
The Centennial Exhibition of 1876 marked America's 100th birthday, showcasing the nation's industrial progress. While…
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Everything You Do Is Being Recorded
The article discusses the increasing prevalence of surveillance technology and the potential need for countermeasures…
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You Can’t Escape AI Anymore
AI technology has become a central topic in global discussions, particularly between the U.S. and China. The recent…
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The Richest Cat in the World
Karl Lagerfeld, the renowned fashion designer, had a deep affection for his blue-cream Birman cat, Choupette, whom he…
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The Newest Oldest President
Donald Trump is approaching his 80th birthday, having taken office as the oldest president at 78. Unlike Joe Biden,…
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A New Kind of Family-Separation Crisis
The article discusses the ongoing family-separation crisis in Honduras as deportees return without their children.…
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The Deeper Lessons of an Edgy <em>SNL</em> Tradition
Colin Jost and Michael Che's 'Weekend Update' segment on SNL features a unique tradition of joke swapping that…
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Something Big Is Happening on Campus
The article highlights the positive aspects of higher education, focusing on passionate teachers who inspire students…
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Something Is Going Right at Universities
Despite criticism often directed at American higher education, many dedicated teachers continue to inspire students…
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