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What the Pope Was Like as a Kid
Bobby was a good guy. But sometimes he’d do weird shit like put his hand on my head, unprompted, which was annoying.
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Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson on President Joe Biden’s Decline and Its Coverup
The journalists’ reporting shows that the 2024 Presidential debate between Biden and Donald Trump was not an anomaly but the unravelling of a scheme orchestrated
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Pepe Mujica’s Long Revolution
For the Uruguayan leader, a longtime icon of the Latin American left, economic fairness was inseparable from human decency.
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Arrested for Singing While Female, in “My Orange Garden”
In Anna-Sophia Richard’s short documentary, a woman sentenced to prison for singing in public in Iran both grapples with repression and longs for home
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Daily Cartoon: Friday, May 16th
She shoots! He scores!
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Donald Trump’s Culture of Corruption
How right-wing populism fights graft at the bottom and nurtures it at the top.
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Building Drones—for the Children?
The influential venture capitalist Katherine Boyle is making the case that creating things for America—from weapons to rockets to nuclear-energy plants—is
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Hilton Als on the Visionary World of Alva Rogers
Also: The great Malian photographer Malick Sidibé, East L.A. Latinas in “Real Women Have Curves,” a Maria Callas look-alike contest in a cemetery, and
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Barry Blitt’s “Soft Landing”
Only a “stupid person” would turn down a free plane, Donald Trump says.
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In Defense of Despair
The feeling is most commonly framed as an end point, a level of despondency that cannot be overcome. But it doesn’t have to be so.
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The Real Audience for Trump’s Anti-Immigrant Spectacles
A plan to deport people to countries that aren’t their home is cruel, performative politics—whether it works or not.
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On “I’m the Problem,” Morgan Wallen Goes Back to God’s Country
The country singer presents himself like some guy you ran into at Home Depot. But he may be the most commercially successful musician of his era.
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The Mideast Is Donald Trump’s Safe Place
On the “free” airplane from Qatar, and an American President with a self-interested foreign policy a sheikh could admire.
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Daily Cartoon: Thursday, May 15th
“This book is banned, but the internet is fair game.”
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Pitch to Cronenberg: Consider the Body Horror of Zara Fit Models
At five inches tall—and six inches tall when she’s propped up and wearing a hat—Arlene is a Zara XL. And sure, if you go strictly by her taxonomy, she
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The Grand Spectacle of Pope Week
Robert Francis Prevost’s election to the papacy has captivated audiences at the Vatican and online alike. How did the Pope become a pop-cultural symbo
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“Overcompensating” Is a New Kind of Coming-Out Comedy
Benito Skinner’s Prime Video series about a closeted jock starts off as a satire of toxic masculinity—and lands somewhere surprisingly sweet.
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Dolly Parton’s Quietly Inspiring Defense of Marriage
The death of Parton’s husband, in March, called rare attention to a steadfast union that the fame-friendly country star had kept private for decades.
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Justice David Souter Was the Antithesis of the Present
His jurisprudence has been overshadowed by that of his showier colleagues but was a model of principled restraint.
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Kanye Gave Twitter an Exclusive Hit Single
Spotify and YouTube barred the song, which salutes Hitler, from their platforms. It found its audience, anyway.
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