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From the daily newsletter: a report on what actually happened to protesters after the country’s internet was shut off.
As thousands of ICE agents arrived, kids started staying home from school. A local principal, teachers, and parent volunteers have banded together to keep the families safe.
and I created the latest cover for The New Yorker. This piece is about two things, really. They don't make much money at all.
Anchored by Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling’s superb performances, the British director Harry Lighton’s feature début brightens the bleak novel it’s based on.
Mostly, “An Ark” resembled a webinar with a staring contest, one that no human could win. There will be future applications of “mixed reality,” I’m sure, and I hope they work with funkier material.
The ultimate consequence of Ive’s designs for Apple has been the slow ransacking of the physical world. The modernist ...
What began, in 2011, as part of a British woman’s half-marathon training has turned into a global phenomenon. But the ...
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As the Democratic Party casts about for ways to forge a durable coalition of voters ahead of the midterms, the journalist ...
What began, in 2011, as part of a British woman’s half-marathon training has turned into a global phenomenon. But the ...
Although Ernest Hemingway’s novel makes positive claims about what one should be—brave, admiring of nature and grace—its ...
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