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Chloe Carmichael

Beyond the New Deal: How the Left Must Reinvent Itself in a Populist Age, by @ajkeen https://t.co/yTPaX6C81q A week is a long time in American politics. I did this interview with Alex Zakaras last week, before the midterms and Trump’s slide in the polls. But in spite of

Andrew Hill

Sophie Lucido Johnson

Chris Matthews

Why Tech Billionaires Are So Angry: Elon Musk and the Gilded Rage of Silicon Valley, by @ajkeen https://t.co/zglLLqk8Dq @SilvermanJacob If money is supposed to make you happy, then why do tech billionaires like Elon Musk, Peter Thiel and Marc Andreessen seem so miserably angry?

The Bell Curve Author Takes God Seriously: But What if God Doesn't Take Him Seriously? , by @ajkeen https://t.co/pnpzDW51UL @charlesmurray Charles Murray, the infamous co-author of the Bell Curve, has joined the crowd and is Taking Religion Seriously. But what if God doesn’t

Dignity Has Never Been Photographed: More Balkan Ghosts for our Indignant Times, by @ajkeen https://t.co/yh3my1avfL Lea Ypi’s new book about her Greek-Albanian grandmother is a philosophical meditation on dignity, a history of Ottoman collapse and Balkan nationalism, and a

Democracy's Dangerous Flirtation with Autocracy: Michael McFaul on America's Abdication of Global Leadership, by @ajkeen https://t.co/vWuhKLk9UZ @McFaul A former US ambassador to Russia warns of America’s slide into autocracy As American ambassador in Moscow between 2012 and

Nobel Laureate Peter Agre: Why Scientists Must succeed Where Politicians Fail, by @ajkeen https://t.co/dbv9I6NVXG A Nobel laureate on why we should sometimes trust scientists, and not politicians, to fix the future Peter Agre won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 2003, but he’s

Why Our Fear of Technology Is Nothing New—And Why That Should Give Us Hope: From Cuckoo Clocks to ChatGPT, by @ajkeen https://t.co/zEOvFN55va Why our panic about AI is nothing new—and why history suggests we have far more creative agency over our technological future than either

Not Even God Can Judge Tupac: How a White Suburban Sportswriter Found the Humanity and Tragedy Behind Hip-Hop’s Most Misunderstood Star, by @ajkeen

Fighting to Tell the Truth: Why ever Film about War is an Anti-War Film, by @ajkeen https://t.co/O1RYCDTku8 After almost two decades in limbo, Michael Pack’s once-rejected Iraq War film finds its moment — a reminder that even the most supposedly “patriotic” war stories reveal

Between the River and the Sea: American Jews and the Soiling of the Zionist Dream, by @ajkeen https://t.co/HAeJcuN2OF Perhaps the real question isn’t whether we can still talk about Israel, but whether we can afford not to. Silence, Daniel Sokatch warns, is complicity — and in

Alex Zakaras

Charles Murray

The Vinci Code: How AI is Turning Everyone into James Bond, by @ajkeen https://t.co/vbBSIAHnQL As AI radically democratizes the world, we’re all about to become James Bond — or so says longtime spook watcher (and player) Anthony Vinci. In his new book, The Fourth Intelligence

Jeff Pearlman

Peter Agre

Huawei vs Ericsson: How Huawei Turned Sweden's "Neutral" Tech Advantage Into a Cold War Liability, by @ajkeen https://t.co/lFkCxBolv2 Huawei matters, not just because it’s the world’s largest telecommunications company, but because it reveals so much about contemporary Chinese