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Can’t help myself.
Notes on some positive developments.
We’re living in a myth economy.
Taki, at 89, remains one of the wittiest writers working today. What year is it (#609)?
Let's imagine the "Tariff Dividend."
America-as-predator is a national disgrace.
Creepy “wellness” trips to the doctor. What year is it (#608)?
American Canto, in the tradition of Primary Colors and Armies of the Night, is one of the best books on the Trump era yet.
Partially ex-communicated Nate Silver’s sloppy on social media, but he’s a better read than perpetually “outraged and angry” kooks like Susan Glasser.
Volunteering for insanity.
The crazy world of your choice. Non-partisan! What year is it (#607)
A blueprint for social cohesion.
Placing tribalism over principle leads to a perverted concept of justice.
Multiple cultural and political roads lead to a high-tech fascist Hell.
Hate for the right moves onto the national scene.
Make Mandibles Great Again.
There’s no right and left now, only right and wrong.
There’s no vegetable embargo.
Kiss the left jackboot or the right?
The ICE vanity project has become a necessary enforcer and mirror.
The campaign to stop the contrarian is a decade too late.
The CNN contributor talks about the left, the right, and Friedland's apparent difficulty booking guests.
New York City's mayor-elect talks Trump, football, and more in this new interview.
The co-host of Chapo Trap House talks about Zohran Mamdani, contemporary left politics, and more.
The Senator from Vermont talks about his new book Fight Oligarchy and more.
Corey Doctorow talks to Sam Seder about why everything in our world is deteriorating before our eyes.
The author talks to Katie Halper and Aaron Mate about Kirk's assassination, political violence, and more in this new interview.
The hosts talk about the various reactions to last week's assassination in Utah.
Dillon talks about the reaction to the assassination of Charlie Kirk and interviews Max Blumenthal from The Gray Zone.
The American journalist talks to Friedland about her work, internet culture, going viral, and more.