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Podcast

The Crow Whisperer

Host , Guest on April 13, 2021
Don’t Dolittle: on the need to reassess our relationship with animals Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on April 7, 2021
In Ohio, a 57-year-old manufacturing plant employee was arrested after she texted her sister that a man who had been fired the day before had returned with a gun, which was an April Fools’ Day joke. Read More
Podcast

The Possessed

Host , Guest on April 1, 2021
No Ouija board required: on Philip Roth’s writing, legacy, and a new biography Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on March 30, 2021
After triggering two fire alarms, an illegally installed communal popcorn machine was removed from the North Dakota State Capitol. Read More
Podcast

Pafko at the Wall

Guest , on March 26, 2021
At the precipice of the 20th century: Jennifer Egan and Rowan Ricardo Phillips discuss Don DeLillo’s prologue to Underworld Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on March 24, 2021
The Kremlin announced that the identity of the COVID-19 vaccine administered to Vladimir Putin would remain a secret. Read More
Podcast

False Prophets

Host , Guest on March 18, 2021
Beg, borrow, or steal: the questionable business of artifacts Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on March 16, 2021
It was reported that President Biden’s dogs will be temporarily relocated to Delaware after one of them, Major, bit a Secret Service agent. Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on March 10, 2021
President Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil told his constituents to stop “fussing and whining” about the pandemic. Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on March 2, 2021
An elementary school student with COVID-like symptoms was placed in isolation inside a storage closet because of spacing limitations. Read More
Publisher’s Note

The New McCarthyism

by , on March 1, 2021
“Obviously, this is not to say that a New Stalinism is on the rise.” Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on February 23, 2021
The Miss India 2020 runner-up rode to a victory rally at her alma mater in her father’s auto rickshaw. Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on February 16, 2021
“There’s no question—none—that President Trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day,” said the Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell, several minutes after voting to acquit Trump. Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on February 9, 2021
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell’s Absolute Proof, a three-hour documentary about fraud in the 2020 presidential election, aired on One America News Network with a disclaimer that it was “opinion only.” Read More
Publisher’s Note

The Reconciliation

by , on February 8, 2021
“So what is to be done about our 74 million fellow citizens who voted for a crook, and about the boisterous minority among them who would be willing to follow Trump’s banner to the bitter end?” Read More
Postcard

Playing the Flute

by , on February 5, 2021
Oil spills in Colombia Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on February 3, 2021
A man in Derbent, Russia, was arrested for cooking barbecue over an eternal flame memorializing soldiers who died in World War II. Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on January 26, 2021
Melania Trump asked members of her staff to write thank-you notes “in her voice” to the rest of the White House staff. Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on January 19, 2021
Donald Trump became the first American president to be impeached for a second time. Read More
Podcast

Complexity

Host , Guest on January 14, 2021
QAnon and the mechanics of belief Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on January 12, 2021
In a caucus call, Nevada representative Steven Horsford told his colleagues he thought the unrest in the U.S. Capitol was “an inside job,” implying a tactical alliance between the Capitol Police and rioters. Read More
In Memoriam

The Story He Will Never Write

by , on January 11, 2021
Remembering Barry Lopez Read More
Art

Cover of January 2017

by , on January 8, 2021
Illustration by Lincoln Agnew Read More
Publisher’s Note

Publishing John le Carré

by , on January 6, 2021
“When I traveled from Paris to Prague in 1983, I deliberately took the train because I wanted to pass through the Iron Curtain overland, to feel the fear of being arrested, and to undergo a search by officers of a police state—which is to say, I wanted to experience something like what happens in one of le Carré’s novels.” Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on January 5, 2021
Indiana’s LaGrange County repealed a law banning large-scale, multiday gatherings like Woodstock. Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on December 30, 2020
In the Philippines, soldiers and cabinet ministers received an unapproved COVID-19 vaccine in the name of national security. Read More
Podcast

“If Only I Could Begin Again!”

Host , Guest on December 22, 2020
The power of memoir Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on December 22, 2020
Vice President Mike Pence and President-elect Joe Biden were vaccinated against COVID-19 in separate televised events. Read More
Podcast

Skin in the Game

Host , Guest on December 18, 2020
A market-based solution to the student-debt crisis may have financial repercussions that are just as burdensome Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on December 15, 2020
Russian police launched an investigation into the break-in of a nuclear “doomsday” plane. Read More