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The Real Threat to Free Speech in America is From the Right, Not the Left—Stop Pretending Otherwise
Maris Kreizman on the Difference Between Cancel Culture and Consequence Culture
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Maris Kreizman
| October 9, 2025
The Island of Pirates: Raharimanana on Madagascar’s Revolutions, Past and Present
“These young people, Gen Z Madagascar, will bring down entire paradigms of thought.”
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Raharimanana
| October 9, 2025
Living in the Shadow of Your Father’s Iconic Song
Sarah Curtis: “Maybe we’ve just learned what my teenage daughter does not yet fully know: that to be held to a law is often to be loved.”
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Sarah Curtis
| October 9, 2025
How America’s First Star War Reporter Set the Tone For a Century of Journalism
Peter Maass Unpacks the Sensationalist—and Occasionally Biased—Work of Richard Harding Davis
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Peter Maass
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A Night at Max’s Kansas City: Seeing and Being Seen in the 1970s NYC Art World
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Pat Lipsky
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How California’s Legacy of Violence Against Indigenous People Impacts the Present Day
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Irish novelist Naoise Dolan has been abducted by Israel.
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HarperCollins UK is pulling copies of a book that alleges Epstein introduced Melania and Donald Trump.
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How a Democracy Descends Into Murderous Fascism: On Pinochet’s Chile
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To Haunt and Be Haunted: On the Exhumation of Edgar Allan Poe
Ed Simon Explores the Terror of Being Buried Alive and Americanism in Poe’s Work
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How American Tech Cartels Use Apps to Break the Law
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Love and Sustenance: Why Indian Mothers Obsess Over Feeding Our Kids
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A Cross-Genre Trek: How Translation Improved My Debut Novel
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A new Moomins movie is on the way.
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Here are the 2025 National Book Awards finalists.
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