I loved Barcelona when I was there 10 years ago and of course Gaudi was a huge part of that. But I had never seen Hiroshi Teshigahara’s film about Gaudi’s work until last night. It’s
Give David Perdue this, he’s never seen a deadly tragedy he can’t turn into a quick buck: US Sen. David Perdue (R-Ga.) bought and sold stock in at least one medical device company whose pr
Look down at your shoes. Take a look at your shirt. Check out the tag. Where was it made? Then think about the workers who made it. Preferably after not eating for 16 hours. Because that’s their
Fintan O’Toole has a very interesting essay in the Dec. 3rd issue of the NYRB, on what exactly is entailed when one of the two major political parties in a democracy concludes that democracy pre
Colleges and universities around the nation are using COVID-19 related budget crises to double down on their long existing attack on the humanities and social sciences. First, the University of Vermon
Our scientific power has outrun our spiritual power. We have guided missiles and misguided men. The complicated historical relationship between Formosa and mainland China. Serb air defenses hit a seco
Rudy Giuliani is — and I cannot emphasize this enough — the president’s lead lawyer in an ongoing attempt to nullify the 2020 presidential election via the courts. This is not an SNL
If Neal “leave Nestle’s slave trafficking operation alooooone” Katyal is the tragedy, Powell and Wood are the farce: Things only got worse from there, with Powell and Wood demanding