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Princess Jasmine
She has risen through the ranks as a trash-talking champion of the Democratic base
Ben Domenech
Reason
Never has our understanding of the world been weaker
Travis Aaroe
It’s catnip to the new administration’s many critics, who up until recently had very little to celebrate
Freddy Gray
Signal fire
It was only a matter of time before this White House, moving as fast as they have been, would make a glaring mistake
Politics
It’s not malicious. It’s just bad
Roger Kimball
Phones
The app is clearly not a safe place to be discussing military operations, yet nor are its rivals
Max Jeffery
👊🇺🇸🔥
Jeffrey Goldberg’s Atlantic bombshell reveals how lonely the continent is
Catholicism
The danger is that a Pope Parolin’s Chinese allies would increase their grip on the Vatican, whose computers they have already hacked
Damian Thompson
A disastrous campaign doesn’t seem to have sparked any reflection
Grace Curley
Policy
The American people are once again asserting their right to self-governance
Kevin D. Roberts
America has been lecturing other nations about how they keep their own houses — if indeed they are their own — for decades
Daniel McCarthy
It is impossible not to embrace the whole crazed, ambitious and thoroughly enjoyable affair
Alexander Larman
If Amazon can learn from its mistakes, our man may yet live to die another day
Madeline Grant
Silent Catastrophes is the first English translation of two essay collections from 1985 and 1991
Philip Hensher
Csaba Szabo has seen it all
Stuart Ritchie
I went on a weeklong comets-and-asteroids-destroy-our-world binge
Bill Kauffman
Aspen and Vail have a lot to celebrate
Amy Rose Everett
They have become a defining food of Generation Z
Ben Sixsmith
The influence on food is so widespread, and has fused so successfully with American culture, that one might forget it is there
Hannah Moore
It was clearly inspired by satirical American and British shows about politics
Trump dynasty
Don’t be surprised if, come 2032, she tries to become the first woman to break the glass ceiling. And then sings about it
Kara Kennedy
The Trump interview
An interview with President Trump
A mandatory cleanse
When slashing the government means firing a disaster coordinator in Alaska, you start to wonder if MAGA has its priorities in order
Bridget Phetasy
Diary
Liberals offended by Trump’s war on DEI should learn from my YMCA pick-up basketball game on West 14th Street
John R. MacArthur
Gulf of America?
Changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico is the act of a puny country, not a great one
Christopher Caldwell
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