What if you were also required to write a review? What if the review required actually reading it as opposed to faking having read it, i.e., the normal book review?.
The always-interesting Louis Menand has an intriguing review essay on a couple of new books about the decline of the humanities in university education in America, and more specifically about.
The kayfabe that Fox is in any way a "news" network needs to be dropped by its purported media peers. Say this for CNN: when they fired Chris Cuomo for.
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Mark Meadows, President Donald Trump's final chief of staff, used a personal cellphone, two personal Gmail accounts, and a Signal account for official government business, a report released on Sunday.
Hey let's check out what Even the Liberal (tm) Atlantic thinks it's a good idea to publish, no doubt in the name of intellectual diversity and all that good stuff:.
Here's a little snippet from this morning's NYT story about the toll COVID has taken on the nation's elderly (1 in every 100 people 65 or older in the USA.
Here's a really interesting Twitter thread, interpreting the right wing reaction in the USA to the pandemic through the lens of caste logic: https://twitter.com/_EthanGrey/status/1469805158368489479 https://twitter.com/_EthanGrey/status/1469805449805508609 https://twitter.com/_EthanGrey/status/1469806573367214095 The whole thing is.
It is to laugh: https://twitter.com/rgoodlaw/status/1469674380145963010 A couple of hours later: https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1469735130394681348 What's going on here is that institutionalist types are almost literally incapable of admitting to themselves that the Trump.
