“We spoke with voters who cast their ballots for Mr. Trump and said they were disappointed with his second term. A few said they even regretted their votes.”
— New York Times
MODERATOR: In one or two words, finish this sentence: “I’m feeling ‘blank’ about the Empire these days, now that the galactic superweapon I willingly supported hovers overhead.”
The sense that a dead person is still with us is both eerie and common: can we find a naturalistic explanation for it?
- by Alicja Nowacka
The Trump administration falsely claims that boat strikes target fentanyl and have halted 97 percent of cocaine shipments to the U.S.
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A surprisingly agreeable and wholesome discussion with Alastair Campbell and Rory Stewart on their THE REST IS POLITICS podcast. I wish there were more opportunities for political adversaries to engage in discussions such as this one. In this episode we begin by discussing RAISE YOUR SOUL, my latest book on the five women who taught […]
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James Comey, Zohran Mamdani, and the lost art of doubling down.
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The ichthyosaurs had some tremendous survival skills
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Peter Raven, the transformative conservationist and father of “coevolution,” passed away this week
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After throwing their support behind Gov. Janet Mills, party leaders are left doing an about-face on the insurgent candidate.
The post Graham Platner Handed Centrist Dems a Bruising Defeat in Maine appeared first on The Intercept.
We know they’re there, we just don’t know how deep they are
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A conversation with renowned neuroscientists Lisa Feldman Barrett and Earl Miller about categories, “folk psychology,” beginner’s mind, and thinking fast and slow
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