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Haigh is after something more elusive and melancholy than happily ever after, and his pursuit takes the material to some dark places. When Weekend was released, Haigh was praised for depicting contemporary gay courtship rituals without preciousness or cliché; in Continue reading All of Us Strangers Chases the Elusive Elasticity of Love
As bad as this is, I haven’t even gotten to the really depressing part. Most people assume that if fascism came to America, we would recognize it as individuals and refuse to go along with it. In reality, very few Continue reading The Polls Prove It: Many Republicans Love Fascism
Maestro instead chooses to focus on how Bernstein’s bisexuality affected his family, and his relationship with Felicia in particular. When the film introduces young Lenny, he is in bed with a man; soon after, he meets Felicia at a party Continue reading The Missing Love Story in Maestro
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has a message for Republican voters holding out for Donald Trump: it’s time to stop. Christie’s warning comes days after news that Mark Meadows, Trump’s last chief of staff and so-called “special friend,” flipped Continue reading You’ll Love What Chris Christie Had to Say This Morning about Mark Meadows
People can complain about his age, and there are probably major fights coming within the Democratic coalition over Israel-Palestine. Both of those things are legitimate issues. But I also know this to be true: There’s a general liberal diffidence toward Continue reading Can the Most Pro-Union President Maybe Ever Get
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Donald Trump blundered the name of one of his international friends during a campaign speech on Monday, mispronouncing Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s name as “Viktor Orbán”—prime minister of Hungary. The gaffe underscored a worrying detail about the 2024 GOP Continue reading Cognitive Decline? Trump Mixes Up Autocrats Who Love Him
While it is true that Fidesz speaks often of the importance of the Christian family, the Hungarian government encourages reproduction by effectively boosting welfare. In April, the government insisted that supermarkets should put promotions in place, offering sales on a Continue reading Why the GOP Fell in Love with Hungary
Editor’s Note: This essay is part of a column called The Wisdom Project. CNN — More than half of Americans found their job unsatisfactory, according to an annual survey by the Conference Board research group. The nation had been hovering Continue reading Fall in love with a job you don’t even like, in 3 steps