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Edward Ongweso Jr.
AI Scams Are the Point
Propaganda and deceit are a feature of AI, not its downfall.
Katha Pollitt
How Entertainment Mangled Public Discourse
Neil Postman’s jeremiad against TV seems rather quaint today—and not just because he was shouting into the wind and knew it.
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Michael Kazin
Randy Newman’s Genius for Political Irony
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Michael Kazin
Randy Newman’s Genius for Political Irony
Books & the Arts
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Grief and Dislocation in the D.C. Suburbs
Lily Meyer
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Lily Meyer
Grief and Dislocation in the D.C. Suburbs
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Guy Maddin’s Surreal Summit at the End of the World
Adam Nayman
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Adam Nayman
Guy Maddin’s Surreal Summit at the End of the World
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Guy Maddin’s Surreal Summit at the End of the World
Adam Nayman
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Adam Nayman
Guy Maddin’s Surreal Summit at the End of the World
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Stop Trying to Understand the White Rural Voter
Jacob Bacharach
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Jacob Bacharach
Stop Trying to Understand the White Rural Voter
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Stop Trying to Understand the White Rural Voter
Jacob Bacharach
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Jacob Bacharach
Stop Trying to Understand the White Rural Voter
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Heather Souvaine Horn
The True Threat to American Retirement
The wealthy don’t want to retire. The middle class can barely afford to. We need a better vision for old age.
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Phillip Maciak
Say Nothing
’s Ambitious Drama About an IRA Kidnapping Ends Too Soon
The FX adaptation of Patrick Radden Keefe’s bestseller about the Troubles is a gutting and grand limited series. But it needed more time to do its subject justice.