From scarcity to market architecture, luxury fashion is manipulating our tastes. But a vintage countermovement has begun
- by Charlotte Wren
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The idea of nothing pushes at the limits of thought, spawning paradoxes that have long nourished art, philosophy, and science
- by Victoria Wohl
Russian operatives launched a vast online operation to sway the vote, bankrolled by Moscow and local proxies, Théo Provoust reports
From tech giants to airlines to health care providers, every company is becoming a bank — and that’s bad news for the rest of us.
(I wrote this piece a week or so ago, meant to do a bit more work but haven’t got around to it. Hence slightly dated allusions) The culmination of Donald Trump’s state visit to the UK was a press conference at which both American and British leaders waved pieces of paper, containing an agreement that […]
I took the time to read a transcript of Secretary of War Hegseth’s speech to the gathered generals and admirals. To my surprise, I agreed with a lot of it, though not all. The crazy bits, especially combined with Trump’s statements, are the talk of domestic enemies and using the military against them. But most […]
Reflections from those who knew the primatologist best
The post The Indomitable Jane Goodall appeared first on Nautilus.
To all my brothers and sisters in Ukraine, who have stood strong against the Russian invasion for more than 40 months: May God be with you.
Amid the Republican-Democrat blame game, a federal judge’s extraordinary ruling takes on the Trump administration’s unlawful detentions of pro-Palestine protesters.
The post Government Shutdown and Free Speech Showdown appeared first on The Intercept.
NRL supremo, Peter ‘the man of feathers’ V’Landys, has spent NRL Grand final week on the phone trying to find an entertainer to replace Teddy Swims, after the singer had to cancel due to illness. ”We thought that we had... Read More ›
The most dangerous job on Earth is at the bottom of the sea
The post The Divers Who Stretch the Limits of Human Biology appeared first on Nautilus.
The president blames Mexico for the flow of drugs into the U.S. — while the flow of guns from the U.S. displaces poor people in Mexico.
The post Trump Calls Cartel Members “Terrorists.” They’re Armed With Bullets From a U.S. Army Factory. appeared first on The Intercept.
“The Trump administration is saying that one person — the president — now decides if the United States is going to war.”
The post Trump Declares He Can Wage Secret Wars Against Anyone He Calls an Enemy appeared first on The Intercept.
From speculative investments to zero returns, the AI industry is looking a lot like the dot-com bubble.
För vår del vore det bästa om Sverige anslöt sig och införde euron under ordnade former och i linje med vad vi faktiskt förbundit oss. De ekonomiska argument som framfördes mot ett deltagande för ett kvartssekel sedan har försvagats och de politiska argumenten för ett svenskt deltagande i denna del av europasamarbetets kärna har förstärkts […]
RFK Jr.’s rhetoric can appeal to desperate parents in a broken health system. But experts say his policies only hurt children.
The post MAHA Slams “Corporate Capture” by Food and Pharma Giants — While Trump Strips Regulations appeared first on The Intercept.
Under English law, legal tender is a fading procedural defence, not a debt-discharge mandate, as settlements hinge on electronic bank money
Sectoral Financial Balances for the UK as a % of GDP, smoothed over a year
As Trump targets his critics on the left, Sunrise says it needs to battle authoritarianism to protect the climate.
The post Sunrise Movement, Founded to Fight Climate Change, Pivots to Fighting Trump appeared first on The Intercept.
Alongside the genocide, the Israeli government is destroying the ecosystems of Gaza, perhaps permanently. By George Monbiot, published in the Guardian 27th September 2025 A landless people and a peopleless land: these, it appears, are the aims of the Israeli government in Gaza. There are two means by which they are achieved. The first is […]