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The most overlooked Epstein email
What did Epstein’s friends actually know about him? In chapter four of our series, an answer in a rare truth bomb from one of Epstein‘s kept…
Mar 25
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Epstein's network of bystanders
In the first chapter of our Epstein Class series, we dig into the elite culture that enabled so much abuse: obsessive network maintenance, "optionality…
Mar 2
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Never eat with women
In chapter two of our Epstein Class series, we examine a strange absence in the photographic record -- and the greatest fear of the men in Epstein's…
Mar 8
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How to live under Trump II
Jan 7, 2025
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The opposite of fascism
Mar 19, 2025
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Lina Khan on how the Epstein class hates being told no, whether in private or public life
Mar 2
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Never eat with women
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We are falling on our face because we are jumping high
Jan 15, 2021
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ESSAY: Home of the brave? Really?
Feb 18, 2025
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Moonshot, citizenship in question, world at war
Weekend reads for April 4, 2026
Apr 4
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ARCHIVE: Taxation is representation
Author Vanessa Williamson on why taxes are democratic, how the Boston Tea Party was a lot like Occupy, and how voters can learn to love paying their…
Apr 2
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BOOK CLUB: Ibram X. Kendi on birthright citizenship and great replacement theory
The historian and "How to be an Antiracist" author on his new book, the conspiracy theory connecting authoritarians worldwide, and how solidarity can…
Apr 1
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Ibram X. Kendi
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BOOK CLUB: Who invented fear of immigrants?
In "Chain of Ideas" author Ibram X. Kendi uncovers the roots of the conspiracy theories driving our politics
Apr 1
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Leigh Haber
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Can Congress be fixed?
Maya Kornberg on why House reformers have been trying -- and failing -- to get back to legislating for decades, and whether there's hope for our broken…
Mar 31
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No kings, not now, not ever
Weekend reads for March 28, 2026
Mar 28
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BOOK CLUB: What the hell is happening in Iran?
Journalist Scott Anderson returns to reflect on America’s ongoing failure to understand Iran, how that shaped the world, and what it all means for the…
Mar 27
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Leigh Haber
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Scott Anderson
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The most overlooked Epstein email
What did Epstein’s friends actually know about him? In chapter four of our series, an answer in a rare truth bomb from one of Epstein‘s kept…
Mar 26
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Ex-Washington Post book critic Ron Charles on judging a book by its cover
The legendary reviewer talks about Oprah, Anne Tyler, his to-be-read pile, and working without a net on his own newsletter — and we announce our April…
Mar 25
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