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From Toronto, With Love
5+ hour, 2+ min ago (362+ words) We asked Toronto creators to write a love letter to their city in the language of their craft. There’s no single way to understand Toronto. If you ask any one of the city’s creators—the artists and musicians and filmmakers…...
What Is the Good Life?
16+ hour, 7+ min ago (1483+ words) The philosophy professor Meghan Sullivan doesn’t just want to teach her students about virtue; she wants to make them better human beings....
The Property-Tax Revolution - The Atlantic
20+ hour, 9+ min ago (234+ words) States can’t afford these cuts. The United States is in the throes of the largest tax revolt in a generation, and the revolutionaries are winning. Yet what is being framed as a populist fight for affordability is in reality a…...
AI Is Running Laps Around Our Political System
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (268+ words) The technology is moving faster than elected officials can handle—and Anthropic’s CEO says the industry should slow down. Politicians have no shortage of ideas about how to rein in AI: a 100 percent federal tax rate on data-center incentives, a…...
What Colin Powell Did on 9/11
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (128+ words) His insistence during an overseas trip on championing democracy in foreign policy is now a relic. Secretary of State Colin Powell was having breakfast with Peru’s president in Lima’s historic center on September 11, 2001, when an aide passed him a note…...
No One Prospers Alone
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (573+ words) What does prosperity mean to you? Earlier this year, the financial services firm Northwestern Mutual asked people in the United States that question. Household income and finances ranked highest, edging out relationships with loved ones, emotional health, and physical health....
The Election Deniers’ Long Game
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (568+ words) Right-wing activists have slowly taken control of a significant part of America’s local election apparatus. The country isn’t prepared for what they might do. In the anxious days following President Trump’s 2020 election loss—before his supporters stormed the Capitol, before…...
A War of Assassinations
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (193+ words) The U.S. and Iran are engaged in a conflict that is massive in scale but personal in nature. Assassination was clearly on Trump’s mind when the elder Khamenei was killed. “I got him before he got me,” Trump told ABC News’s…...
The Last Thing Teenagers Will Let You Teach Them
6+ day, 14+ hour ago (278+ words) An interesting shift happens when a kid is learning to drive, and you’re both inside a box with your fear, moving 40 miles an hour. A strange thing happened to me in a deserted parking lot on a recent Sunday morning:…...
DSA’s Problem Isn’t ‘Media Training’
6+ day, 15+ hour ago (366+ words) Authoritarian extremists are speaking for American socialists, and a lot of people don’t like what they say. American socialists are convinced that they have a media-training problem. In the past year, members of the Democratic Socialists of America, the country’s…...