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Preaching to The Choir

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Once, on a river-rafting trip through the Grand Canyon, I traveled with a charming, good-humored man who happened to run an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. He liked…

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Confirmation B.S.

From a quiz drafted by the police department of Long Beach, California, and used as part of a training presentation. The quiz was cited in a report by the A.C.L.U.…

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Bushwhackers

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From a meeting of Irish Parliament that took place in February. Michael Healy-Rae is a representative for Kerry South. Michael Ring is the minister of state for regional economic development.…

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Out With a Bang

From the website of Holy Smoke, a memorial-services company based in Alabama. Read More

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Here a City Shall be Wrought

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What’s forgotten in China’s time-lapse urbanism

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The Immunity Doctrine

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Can officials be held liable for the suffering they inflict?

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Safety in Numbers

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The mathematics of predicting war

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Newsroom of One’s Own

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From The Charleston Bulletin Supplements, dictated by Virginia Woolf to her nephew Quentin Bell when he was a child. Between 1923 and 1927, Bell and his brother Julian hand-produced a…

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