The cacophonous collapse of FTX is the soundtrack of one economic era giving way to another
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Life as the Laptop-from-Hellraiser
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Effective Altruism is ultimately rooted in saviorism
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The parental rights movement isn’t going away — and they’re getting better at organizing
By Amber Duke
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The party faces a choice between its nationalist and liberal wings
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I first quit a substance at the tender age of nineteen, when heroin brought me to my knees
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The New York mayor has been in office a year. A sense of unease still pervades the five boroughs
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Like The Wizard of Oz, it is all show and no substance
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I’m pretty sure that nobody I observed on November 7 was ready to give up fighting. Not Randi Weingarten, of course
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Trump promised they’d get tired of winning, but at this point they’re tired of losing
By Ben Domenech
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What they would have given to be alive today!
By Peter Jones
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2022, I decided, would be my year of the cigarette
By Kara Kennedy
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The season for porters, stouts, red ales, Bailey’s, eggnog and brandy is the bleak midwinter
By Matt Purple
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Jews are a unique group. We have been chased around for millennia
By Jesse Singal
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The Texas formula is getting ready to go nationwide
By Neal Pollack
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He is a product — and the embodiment — of twentieth-century conflict
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Books + Arts
The American Psycho and Less Than Zero author discusses his first novel in thirteen years
By Elle Nash
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Penguin Random House and Simon & Schuster have failed to merge
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Suleika Dawson’s account of her affair with novelist John le Carré has caused controversy. But she is unrepentant
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A new novel explores the lengths communities will go to protect their own
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Do Let’s Have Another Drink!: The Dry Wit and Fizzy Life of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother by Gareth Russell reviewed
By Harry Mount
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Almost Famous fails to make the jump from screen to stage
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The popular perception of the loneliness in the painter’s work could not be more wrong
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The film is, above all, an Elizabeth Taylor-worshipping vehicle
By Art Tavana
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Life
Along with many other things, dashing, death-defying racing drivers are no more
By Taki
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Would it provide the mental lift-off necessary to enjoy our restaurant outing?
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Like the cancel culture of the woke, the cancel culture of friendship is made possible by technology
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An act that I have perversely enjoyed for most of my life lost much of its luster a score of years ago
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Running our lives is the sort of project to which fallen humanity is unsuited
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Place
The trip grew from my preoccupation with two Nordic lifestyle concepts currently in vogue: Swedish lagom and Danish hygge
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The close-knit, extreme-travel community is divided over the conflict
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Food and Drink
Taken too far, Japanese food culture can seem precious, pretentious and sterile
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I once said when it closes, it’ll be time to leave New York. That was seventeen years ago
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Spencer Penrose’s Colorado paradise makes the case for booze
By Sean Thomas
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Non-drinkers have more interesting options these days
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There was once a time when a man would find a bourbon he liked and stick with it. Today, that is no longer sufficient
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Today, St. Émilion is home to some of the most luscious and delectable red wines in Bordeaux
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And Finally
We learn about Ukraine through this war in a way most of us would not have done otherwise
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The company now caters to hip commuters, with an ‘outdoor heart, urban spirit’ tagline
By Teresa Mull
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