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America Has a Sacred Site With Huge Implications for Human History. People Are Golfing on It.
“It’s a real common summertime excursion, but on par with the pyramids?” It is now.
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An Old Classmate Confessed an Unrequited Crush on Me. I Don’t Know If I Can Tell Her the Truth.
Divorce. Cancer. Deaths in her family. I can't add my rejection of her to the pile.
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The App You Should Download if You’re Looking to Quit Twitter
Among social media options, it's the least bad.
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Please Let Me Bring Gifts to Your Kid’s Birthday Party
I know you want a clutter-free, eco-friendly celebration. Well, I want children’s joy!
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The Critically Lauded Show That Captures the Ethos of the Black British Experience
Dreaming Whilst Black co-director Koby Adom on authenticity, gatekeeping a culture, and the reality of being a Black filmmaker.
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Why It Can Feel Impossible to Stop Scratching an Itch
There’s a reason it feels so maddeningly good.
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Why Your Boss Is About to Inflict A.I. on You
Users are losing interest in tools like ChatGPT. Companies are just getting started.
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Clarence Thomas’ Latest Pay-to-Play Scandal Finally Connects All the Dots
There has never been a straighter line between Thomas' unethical conduct and his jurisprudence.
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I Sail Around the World Alone in a Dinky Sailboat. Only One Thing Gets to Me.
Sam Holmes loves being thousands of miles from land, with little to do other than survive. But a lot can go wrong when you're out there alone.
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Is “Algospeak” D@ngerous?
What experts call linguistic self-censorship has not only taken over TikTok, but spread onto other platforms.
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What Instacart’s IPO Means for Tech
They don’t sell groceries. They sell deliveries—and ads.
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What is Your Face Worth?
Actually don’t. The good, the bad, and the slippery slope of facial recognition technology with journalist Kashmir Hilll.
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Gabfest Reads: Zadie Smith Wrote the Trump Portrait That Isn’t
Zadie Smith’s new historical novel, The Fraud, delves into class warfare through the trial of a scamster.
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Post-Bruen and Post-Roe, Fear is the Opposite of Freedom
Text and history—and life-and-death—post Dobbs and Bruen
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