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Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton of Washington denied responsibility for siccing six zebras on residents of the suburbs of Washington, D.C. Read More
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When the Raids Came

A deeper view of life in Afghanistan during (and after) wartime Read More
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Weekly Review

Major General Christopher Donahue was the last American soldier to leave Afghanistan, marking an end to the United States’ longest war, the cost of which lawmakers on the Senate Finance Committee have mentioned only once since September 11, 2001. Read More
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Weekly Review

Harvard University’s new chaplain is an atheist. Read More
Podcast

Seven Steps to Heaven

The voice: on Jon Fosse’s Septology Read More
Publisher’s Note

Questions

Would Henri Alleg’s La question have been published—would it have seen the light of day—without Jérôme Lindon’s moral fortitude? Read More
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Weekly Review

Sri Lanka’s president demoted the country’s health minister, who advocated for sorcery as a treatment for COVID-19. Read More
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Weekly Review

Dozens of articles written by the co-founder of the fact-checking site Snopes were taken down after an investigation revealed that he had serially plagiarized BuzzFeed. Read More
Podcast

Men in Dark Times

The banality of misreading Hannah Arendt’s The Origins of Totalitarianism Read More
Publisher’s Note

The Fall of Baghdad

The United States must decide who gets left behind Read More
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Weekly Review

Three people were injured when an iceberg collapsed at Tennessee’s Titanic Museum Attraction. Read More
Podcast

Waterlog and Green Green Green

Surf and turf: Leanne Shapton on Roger Deakin’s swimming memoir and Gillian Osborne on her wild essay collection Read More
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Weekly Review

The Thai government banned frightening news. Read More
Podcast

Home Country

False cognates: on the diversity and shared experiences within the Latino community Read More
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Weekly Review

Researchers developed a test that can detect a type of brain tumor in urine. Read More
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Weekly Review

“We just call it the variant,” said the CEO of Delta Air Lines, speaking of the Delta strain of the coronavirus. Read More
Podcast

A Complicating Energy

I never knew I needed you: the detrimental effects of isolation and the importance of strangers Read More
Publisher’s Note

Toe the Line

“I get impatient reading too many points of view that are similar to my own.” Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

A Saharan dust plume reached Texas. Read More
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Weekly Review

China celebrated the 100th anniversary of the CCP with a mass wedding, a trivia contest, and a speech in which President Xi warned foreign governments that those who interfere in China’s affairs will have their “heads bashed bloody against a great wall of steel forged by over 1.4 billion Chinese people.” Read More
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Weekly Review

At least 5,000 birds disappeared during a British pigeon race. Read More
Podcast

Hard Bargain

On the ground during the unionization effort in Bessemer, Alabama Read More
Publisher’s Note

News You Can Use

“How did these clever policymakers in Congress—supported by hundreds of academic economists—achieve their ambitions?” Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

It was reported that a West Virginia congressman used campaign funds for 53 purchases at Chick-fil-A. Read More
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Weekly Review

A White House press corps flight to the G7 summit was delayed because one of the plane’s engines was filled with cicadas. Read More
Podcast

Prayer for a Just War

Don’t keep calm and carry on: a new way of thinking about action on climate change Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

“Partisan voting legislation will destroy the already weakening binds of our democracy,” said Senator Joe Manchin, announcing that he would vote against his own party’s election reform bill. Read More
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