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Archives for November 2019
The bracingly commonsense magic of Jones’s Howl’s Moving Castle is on full display in the new Folio Society edition.
From Bill Gates to Jamie Dimon to Leon Cooperman, billionaires have lots of thoughts and feelings about Elizabeth Warren.
Why Doctor Manhattan’s big blue penis matters.
Steven Menashi’s transformation from campus troll to federal appellate judge is almost complete.
New modeling shows the state can decarbonize — at a savings.
The Trump administration ignored them and ended Temporary Protected Status for thousands of immigrants.
The fear of deportation keeps many from speaking up about their safety.
Some people avoid them at all costs. I seek them out — and I’m not alone.
It’s not just a weird libertarian obsession. Corporate AI is already warping our lives and our governments.
How pessimism about the future affects how we think about humanity and extinction.
In Hong Kong, Santiago, and New York City, protesters have disrupted, delayed, or even boycotted subways.
Why Americans ration a drug discovered in the 1920s.
He’s making the argument that his ideas on labor and immigration are compatible.
Gates tried to split the difference in the conversation around Big Philanthropy and Big Government.
Internal Facebook documents reveal a pattern of manipulation; fractured Yemen coalition fighting Houthi rebels signs power-sharing agreement.