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Donald Trump’s supporters lost their minds on Friday following a judge’s decision to allow Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to remain on her election interference case against the former president. Georgia Judge Scott McAfee determined Friday that Willis had Continue reading MAGA World in Meltdown Mode Over Fani Willis Ruling
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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Inside the Grand Ballroom, Haley appeared not a puppet as much as an actor playing the part of an ambitious striver in a Netflix show about U.S. politics. She offered a little of something to almost everyone. Anti-Democrat signage and Continue reading In Nikki Haley’s Candied World, Even Losing is Winning—For Now
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
“and everyone is at least potentially creative, how come inequality is compounding along the same old lines of race and class? And considering how many of our modern problems come from having too much new stuff too quickly, what reason Continue reading How Corporate America’s Obsession With Creativity Wrecked the World and Brought Us Elon Musk
Less well known in this country are the great cruelties practiced by Japanese forces in other countries in Asia. There were no equivalents of the Nazi death camps, but Japanese soldiers routinely raped, tortured, and murdered civilians in China, the Continue reading Japan’s Incomplete Reckoning With World War II Crimes
But Adams’ reported receipt of Turkish campaign funds, hidden behind a range of cut-outs, indicates that foreign regimes are no longer interested just in federal elections—they now have their eyes on local, municipal elections as well. Put another way: The Continue reading Eric Adams Is Breaking New Ground in the World of Kleptocracy
The whole thing plays out as a True Detective in the style of Michael Clayton—a prestige whodunit fused with a startling comedy about the nearly occult style of corporate rot. The characters often speak with ethereal poetry, as if they’re Continue reading “A Murder at the End of the World” Is Isolation TV at Its Best
extending to surviving Black World War II veterans and their direct descendants the housing and education benefits denied under the 1944 G.I. Bill. Veterans and their descendants could get access to the VA Loan Guaranty Program, as well as post-9/11 Continue reading Let’s Give Black World War II Vets What We Promised
Several years ago, Lydia Davis made a decision never to set foot in France again. Why such a prohibition—for the translator of Madame Bovary and In Search of Lost Time, a writer who spent two formative years there in her Continue reading Lydia Davis’s Very Short Stories to Save the World