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The New York Review of Books 16 t
Many governments around the world would love to have the sweeping powers embedded in Singapore’s new Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act, which outlaws disinformation—as defined by government ministers
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The New York Review of Books 17 t
A recent exhibition at NYU’s Institute for the Study of the Ancient World explored the influence of ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian representations of dance on a group of groundbreaking Modernist artists based in Paris. Alexandra Enders’s review:
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Like Tevye’s youngest daughter in Fiddler on the Roof, Elaine Showalter fell in love and married a non-Jew. And like Chava, she was disowned by her family, and didn’t see them again for fifteen years
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Rafael Behr 19. jul.
The best piece on the next Prime Minister you are likely to read. By
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Matt Seaton 23. jul.
Just reupping the brilliant report on how Puerto Rico had to do its own disaster relief after the hurricane in 2017, because its governor couldn’t get his own US government to do its job for PR’s citizens: via
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The New York Review of Books 23. jul.
Today we celebrate the publication of NO MATTER, the brilliant second book of poems by The New York Review’s senior editor Jana Prikryl
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Ian Dunt 21. jul.
This is precisely as good as everyone says it is.
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ScottSaul 19. jul.
After criminalizing those who cross our borders, we criminalize those who commit to keep them from dying -- great piece on the new Fugitive Slave Laws
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Alec MacGillis 22. jul.
Wow, Carolyn Fraser not holding back about Buttigieg's McKinsey years in her new piece on him.
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Elizabeth Tsurkov 22. jul.
Assad's victory came at an immense cost to his sect. My new research based on multiple interviews with Alawis inside Syria is finally out with
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Micah Zenko 20. jul.
Excellent essay by Steve Simon and Jonathan Stevenson, on why a war with Iran is a terrible idea.
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joycemcmillan 20. jul.
I think this is possibly the best piece of political writing I have ever read - certainly the best analysis of a single politician. Sharp, funny, meticulously researched, beautifully written, and dead right. Chapeau, ..
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Christian Caryl 18. jul.
This conference sounds like a pretty convincing declaration of intellectual bankruptcy. Kudos to for attending so the rest of us didn't have to
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David Madden 20. jul.
In the New York Review of Books, a detailed look at the political maneuvers behind the "historic win for New York tenants." Well done and others!
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The New York Review of Books 19. jul.
Boris Johnson “has always understood that a vivid lie is much more memorable than a dull truth,” writes Fintan O’Toole. Johnson “claims the privileges of the clown while exercising the power of a politician.”
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The New York Review of Books 19. jul.
Steven Simon and Jonathan Stevenson: There is no plausible reason for the United States to go to war with Iran, although the Trump administration appears to be preparing to do so.
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Julian Shea 18. jul.
This anatomical dissection of by is one of the most devastating takedowns you will ever read, and in a sane world would stop the whole clown parade in its tracks. But....
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Jacob Heilbrunn 18. jul.
My take on reinventing the conservative movement
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Isobel Dixon 17. jul.
'I offer this: literature can save a life. Just one life at a time. Perhaps at 4 AM when you get out of bed and pull a book of poetry from the shelf. Perhaps over a week in summer when you’re absorbed in a great novel....' Teju Cole in
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Matt Seaton 17. jul.
Author of “The Slave’s Cause: A History of Abolition” (2016), on the echoes for today of the fugitive slave laws and those who resisted and rebelled against them: via
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