The Next Four Years Will Decide the Ocean’s Future
Timeby Danny Faure26d ago
This summer, the ocean sent us another warning. In August, global sea-surface temperatures reached their highest level on record.
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top 72%Of Fists and Fields: The Unlikely Sons of Manassa, Colorado - 3 Quarks Daily
3 Quarks Dailyby Mark Harvey26d ago
by Mark Harvey On a hot Ohio day on July 4th, 1919, a young man named Jack Dempsey from the tiny town of Manassa, Colorado, stepped into the ring to fight Jess Willard, a boxer who was sixty pounds...
Texas turning blue may hinge on Democrats harnessing data center opposition
US Top News and Analysisby Justin Papp26d ago
TEXAS — Mason McCallister said it was an act of God that sent him down a gravel road near his home in Bells, Texas, one Sunday last December.
How should we cover the climate story?
CJRby Carolina Abbott Galvão26d ago
Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. In late August, flash floods swept down a steep mountain valley in the Himalayas, killing more than thirteen hundred people in Nepal and Tibet.
Centrists Won’t Tell You Where “Moderating” on Trans Rights Ends Up
The New Republicby Toby Buckle26d ago
If the Democrats lose the upcoming midterm elections, our path out of competitive authoritarianism gets a lot longer, or disappears altogether.
Jonathan Majors Is Back. Yikes.
The New Republicby Malcolm Ferguson26d ago
I believed in Jonathan Majors. My introduction to the actor was The Last Black Man in San Francisco—a 2019 A24 film that explored gentrification, racial identity, and vulnerability.
Why Trump’s White House Reporter Ban Matters So Little
The New Republicby Timothy Noah26d ago
The most remarkable thing about President Donald Trump’s hissy-fit expulsion of CNN, Politico, and MS NOW from the White House grounds is how difficult it is to tell that they’re gone.
She’s 28, Loves God and Her Family, and Might Be the Reason You Can’t Have Kids
Wiredby Emi Nietfeld26d ago
By 5 am every morning, Emma Waters is on the sofa with a blanket, plotting America’s baby-making future. For two hours, she stays off her phone, inspired by Deep Work, the self-help bestseller.
The Worlds That Donald Trump and Xi Jinping Want
The New Yorkerby Ishaan Tharoor26d ago
When the plane bearing the Chinese President, Xi Jinping, lands at Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday afternoon, his American counterpart will be waiting for him. U.S.
Republican candidates highlight health care in 2026, battling voter distrust
NBC Newsby Sahil Kapur26d ago
WASHINGTON — Facing a challenging re-election bid, seven-term Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., says he’s not surprised that voters distrust the Republican Party to improve their health care.
The World Forgot About Ebola. The Organization Fighting It Has Never Been More Worried
Wiredby Isabella Ward26d ago
Ebola hasn’t gone away. In fact, the ongoing outbreak in Africa is among the most concerning epidemics the organization trying to tame it has ever seen.
Kiwibit’s Feeder 2 Pro Is Almost the Ultimate Smart Bird Feeder
Wiredby Kat Merck26d ago
Every bird enthusiast has probably heard of Birdfy and Birdbuddy smart bird feeders, but a handful of competitors have quietly been refining their models over multiple generations—to the point...
South Korea pushes for Trump summit with renegade North Korea, seeing opportunity for peace
US Top News and Analysisby Lim Hui Jie26d ago
A U.S.-North Korea summit might bring peace, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said, in advocating for a meeting with the renegade state.
The True Story of the Actual First Shot Fired in the Civil War
Literary Hubby Cristin O'Keefe Aptowicz26d ago
The True Story of the Actual First Shot Fired in the Civil War Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz on the Origins and Aftermath of the Christiana Riot It was the autumn of 1865—a quiet, bitter autumn after...
The Joy of Eavesdropping as a Bookseller in an English Seaside Town
Literary Hubby Katie Clapham26d ago
The Joy of Eavesdropping as a Bookseller in an English Seaside Town Katie Clapham Reflects on Her Experience Running Storytellers Inc. in St.
Fady Joudah’s Meditation on Language and Time Under Genocide
Literary Hubby Bilal Urick26d ago
Fady Joudah’s Meditation on Language and Time Under Genocide Bilal Urick on Exhibit G, Joudah's new multimedia poetry collection Fady Joudah’s Exhibit G is among the first of its kind.
How Weimar Germany’s Proportional Democracy Put Hitler in Power
Literary Hubby Dana Bash and David Fisher26d ago
How Weimar Germany’s Proportional Democracy Put Hitler in Power Dana Bash and David Fisher on the Rise of Nazism Through an Embattled Electoral System “We warn our opponents not to drive us to the...
What Learning to Paint and Reading The Elements of Style Have in Common
Literary Hubby Susan Coll26d ago
What Learning to Paint and Reading The Elements of Style Have in Common Susan Coll on Letting Your Mind Wander Outside the Box I envy painters the freedom to convey thoughts without words.
10 Essential Ukrainian Reads, From Memoir to Novel
Literary Hubby Sasha Dovzhyk26d ago
10 Essential Ukrainian Reads, From Memoir to Novel Sasha Dovzhyk Recommends Lesia Ukrainka, Victoria Amelina, Olena Stiazhkina Dr.
In Praise of Lost Time: On a Poetics That Subverts Linear Chronology
Literary Hubby Laura Kolbe26d ago
In Praise of Lost Time: On a Poetics That Subverts Linear Chronology Laura Kolbe: “Having an intimate, almost sensual relationship to the clock is the derangement.” In this year’s heteropessimist...