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From Chavez to Epstein, a crisis of, by, and for men

And other subjects from today's ask-me-anything

4 hrs ago • Anand Giridharadas

46:05

TODAY: Ask me anything, Epstein Class edition

At 12:30 p.m., I'll take your questions and try to make sense of the madness

8 hrs ago • Anand Giridharadas

Is the U.S. at risk of becoming a concentration camp society? We talked with author Andrea Pitzer, who has a stark warning for Americans

11 hrs ago • The Ink

Corrupt to the core

How Epstein groomed people with no power and people with all the power, and what that reveals: a conversation with Joanna Coles for “The Daily Beast…

Mar 17 • Anand Giridharadas

Who made the president a king?

David Sirota on how presidents since Nixon have expanded their powers, what Republicans understand about the law that Democrats don't, and why Americans…

Mar 16 • Michael Berk and David Sirota

1:05:26

What do super-rich people think about constantly? In chapter three of our series, we find one answer in the Epstein files

Mar 15 • Anand Giridharadas

Will America ever learn from its mistakes?

Weekend reads for March 14, 2026

Mar 14 • The Ink

BOOK CLUB: The Iran war and America’s addiction to regime change

Journalist Scott Anderson on his latest book, "King of Kings," why Americans misunderstood the Iranian Revolution, and how that led us to the latest…

Mar 13 • Leigh Haber and Scott Anderson

56:24

The most important thing we're not talking about

A guest essay on how the biggest story of our time -- the climate crisis -- got pushed into the background, and how to refocus

Mar 13 • Anya Kamenetz

Screwing in the little screws

Is artificial intelligence worth sacrificing for, if you’re too cheap to matter to the broligarchs?

Mar 13 • The Ink

Claire Valdez on what Democrats can learn from Democratic Socialists

The New York congressional candidate on overturning the gerontocracy, how the labor movement and socialists can rebuild the Democratic Party, and how to…

Mar 12 • Anand Giridharadas and Claire Valdez

34:31

At 85, Rep. James Clyburn is running again. Should he?

As other older politicians retire, the veteran South Carolina Democrat announces he's seeking an 18th term in Congress

Mar 12 • The Ink

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