Humanity’s survival on this planet seems more uncertain than ever. But what happens when we look at ourselves throu…
https://t.co/Qq1ZqaHdeGMartin Luther King, Jr., the Southern pastor who became a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, attempted to deliver the enti…
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https://t.co/xyFimssLb1In the weeks before the assault on the Capitol, Donald Trump and his supporters stoked paranoia and rage. Luke Moge…
https://t.co/RNGOyunSbLI profiled Cleveland Grover Meredith Jr., the Georgia man who was among the first charged, one week ago today, in c…
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Retweeted by The New YorkerGrim and potent reporting by Luke Mogelson, who has been following the Proud Boys, Qers etc for months, as Trump ur…
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Retweeted by The New Yorker“I had a hunch, the moment I saw the glorious fish and chips at Dame, a pop-up in the West Village, that they were…
https://t.co/gNnV1IqPt7Insurrectionists found Ted Cruz's desk in the Senate:
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Retweeted by The New YorkerAnarchist British pop-rock band with the 1997 hit “Tubthumping,” 11 letters.
https://t.co/lnayJbUyxUCleveland Grover Meredith, Jr.,’s parents were concerned enough about their son to notify local police when he move…
https://t.co/Bq9iq6XWEXLuke Mogelson, who usually covers conflict overseas, has been reporting on American militias for months. By Jan. 6,…
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https://t.co/EPiSfPXw3wThere are so many insane things in this, the definitive piece on the Capitol storming. Not only is Luke the best jo…
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Retweeted by The New YorkerThe attack on the Capitol shows that white riotous violence, brutally epitomized by the Tulsa Race Massacre, has ne…
https://t.co/27O6CL3OkQ“The ugly infection that has always sapped America’s strength burst to the surface last week,”
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https://t.co/RoPIuHJLFaTo watch all nine seasons of “The Office,” you’ll just need a Netflix account, a Peacock subscription, your stepdad…
https://t.co/60pXrmLyh9In the past decade, Cleveland Grover Meredith, Jr., began espousing extreme and increasingly paranoid right-wing vi…
https://t.co/twmA8mszS8Rick Perlstein, whose books chart the rise of modern conservatism, discusses the wide-ranging effects of Richard Ni…
https://t.co/9S36Htq7kf“Shoot the politicians!” a rioter at the Capitol yelled. “Fight for Trump!” Luke Mogelson reports from Washington,…
https://t.co/sALNnA9lh4In 1942, a Nazi officer tried to take the Bosnian National Museum’s great treasure, the richly illuminated Sarajevo…
https://t.co/KNE4EDfF1CA devolution in columns.
https://t.co/Bd8DhjckdHAs a 2012 biography of John Kennedy Toole establishes, most everything people have assumed about the author of “A C…
https://t.co/zKhJw3hQ2ZAntoine Saint-Exupéry’s book has become a classic, but we are no closer to penetrating the central riddle: What is…
https://t.co/nEh9ZdbTKp“I’d do someone’s makeup and notice that there were no wrinkles in the lips at all,” a celebrity makeup artist said…
https://t.co/inPf2QeWf2Ever since the U.S. labor movement unravelled, people have been working harder, for less. Where do we go from here?
https://t.co/Q5ZN4WrSfQA new book about man’s relationship with land shows how the once seemingly inexhaustible surface of the Earth devol…
https://t.co/vAAUSbsrS4Together, the psychologists Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman made the world a better place.
https://t.co/Gb0T1MMGYhIf one motif hums through Adrienne Kennedy’s work, it is a nagging, sometimes unbearable suspicion that the past ha…
https://t.co/JaSJ97FbFtIf Donald Trump remains unpunished, his anti-Democratic movement will persist in mainstream American culture.
https://t.co/go35GMz3IBThomas Jefferson was a follower of Jesus in more or less the way that Plato was a follower of Socrates: he found his…
https://t.co/OUZ0fpWrjVAnalysis of the human remains found at Roopkund Lake, high in the Himalayas, has raised baffling questions about wh…
https://t.co/Y70JRWTvw9“There is definitely a sense among Democrats that our Republican colleagues have broadly failed the test of leaders…
https://t.co/bDlXE29GkNThis is a precipitous moment, but whatever struggle lies between now and January 20th,
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https://t.co/gySovqIrzbHow the the TV producer Mark Burnett helped Donald Trump go from Page-Six punchline to President.
https://t.co/vnVyqm8FjwThe cost of pardoning Richard Nixon was was “colossal,”
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https://t.co/EX69ecOLsSNew York’s new train hall has arrived, more than 20 years behind schedule but somehow right on time.
https://t.co/114w2MpZDrThe film “Danger on the Right?” shows that, in 1964, the John Birch Society was the most active far-right group in…
https://t.co/66kYpvu6avUnderstanding the psychology of changing norms starts from a simple insight: although we may wish to be perfectly r…
https://t.co/mjDCKOH79bFor most of last year, the per-capita coronavirus-infection rate in the Navajo Nation was the highest in the U.S. A…
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