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Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Egypt In 2019, President Trump was waiting for a meeting with Egypt’s president. “Where’s my favorite dictator?” he asked aloud. The Wall Street Journal suggested that, “even if lighthearted, Mr. Trump’s quip drew attention to an uncomfortable Continue reading If Trump
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the World | The New Republic
One reason people stopped making fun of California three decades ago was that it got displaced as the butt of national jokes by a place where people were said to be weirder even than people in California. That was, of Continue reading Quit Hating on California | The New Republic
Part of the Holocaust’s unknowability stems from its origins. Stone points in particular to the role of ideology in spurring the mass murder. We know well, naturally, that Adolf Hitler and other leading National Socialists were rabid antisemites. Hitler’s infamous Continue reading What Holocaust Remembrance Forgets | The New Republic
OSHA’s inspection reports from Arkansas do not provide much insight into Walmart’s worker safety practices there. From 2012 to 2022, OSHA launched just eight Walmart inspections in Arkansas. In response to a Freedom of Information Act request, the agency provided Continue reading A Death at Walmart | The New Republic
There are very few requirements for companies or individuals that purchase offsets to publicly disclose where they come from. California passed a law last year, Assembly Bill 1305, requiring “entities” that do business in the state, and that buy or Continue reading Carbon Offsets (Taylor’s Version) | The New Republic
From an early age, Flaubert preferred the beautiful vistas he discovered in books; and yet he could never avoid the most awful truths of human existence: disease, disintegration, illness and death. He felt both a cynical distrust of bourgeois fantasies—that Continue reading Flaubert Versus the World | The New Republic
Even if problems of scale and price could be figured out, which is doubtful, their impact would still not be enough to redeem cows as climate saviors. The Bezos Earth Fund claims that the methane-inhibition research it’s funding could reduce Continue reading Never Trust Green Meat | The New Republic
New Republic editor Michael Tomasky spoke on December 13 with Connecticut Democratic Senator Chris Murphy about his recent article for TNR, “The Spiritual Unspooling of America: A Case for a Political Realignment.” Murphy thinks about a lot of things most Continue reading A Coming Left-Right Convergence? | The New Republic
Bettye Naomi Goldstein was born in 1921, in Peoria, Illinois, the first child of Harry and Miriam. By the time they’d had another daughter and the main event of the longed-for son, Betty’s parents were beginning to find their eldest’s Continue reading What Betty Friedan Knew | The New Republic
Nothing like that ever happened to the Monthly. It never acquired much of a circulation, even in Washington, where to this day a surprising number of government insiders have never heard of it (though not the better sort). But it Continue reading Remembering Charlie Peters | The New Republic