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Trump May Deserve Impeachment. But What Would Another Attempt Accomplish?
Democrats may soon have the power to impeach Trump again. But removing him is another matter, and even success could have consequences they may not…
Oct 14
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Christopher Columbus Changed the World. But Should We Still Celebrate Him?
Columbus changed history, but his treatment of Indigenous people raises questions about whether he deserves to be celebrated.
Oct 12
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Three Years After Oct. 7, Did Israel Win the War?
A look at what Israel achieved, what it did not, and what comes next.
Oct 7
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The AI Tipping Point Bill Gates Is Worried About
Why he thinks AI may be approaching a consequential new threshold.
Oct 3
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September 2026
Why Some Things Go Viral
How emotion, timing, technology and luck turn ordinary posts into shared obsessions
Sep 29
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What Is a Book Worth When AI Can Explain It?
Artificial intelligence makes it easier to get the point. Whether that means we can skip the book depends on what we were hoping to get from it.
Sep 28
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Jewish Success, American Power and the Myth of Collective Control
How history and opportunity shaped Jewish achievement, and how facts about representation became dangerous myths about control.
Sep 25
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Can Scientists Really Reverse Aging?
Research has entered early human trials, but repairing one tissue is very different from making an entire body younger or stopping aging altogether.
Sep 24
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The Dangerous AI Shift Most People Still Don’t Understand
AI is moving from answering questions to taking action. Our rules have not caught up.
Sep 20
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Who Gets the Stage?
The Macklemore controversy reveals the difference between being free to speak and having access to the places where millions can hear you.
Sep 17
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Is AGI Already Here?
The answer depends not on whether machines can think like us, but on whether we trust them to act for us.
Sep 16
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The Case Against Mamdani That Holds Up
A fair critique of Mamdani starts by rejecting exaggeration, then asks harder questions about capitalism, Israel and public judgment.
Sep 13
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