The New Yorkerby Adam Gopnik7 Sept 2026
The prompt, let’s say, is “American sophistication.” What does it make the L.L.M. in our heads, trawling the riverbed of our old reading and viewing, produce? Whom do we think of first?
The New Yorkerby The New Yorker7 Sept 2026
The Breakup, by Kurt Andersen (Random House). This comic novel is set in a hysterical vision of the year 2045, in which what was once the United States has been split apart by a civil war between...
El País Englishby Daniel Mediavilla7 Sept 2026
A year ago, an open microphone during a conversation between Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin illustrated modern humans’ faith in science and technology and the idea that we are machines made of...
Gizmodoby Mike Pearl7 Sept 2026
In 2024 there was this documentary called the Shadow Scholars, shown on the U.K.’s Channel 4 last year with the title “The Shadow Scholars Fake Essay Scandal.” It was about the army of educated but...
FOX Newsby Ben Carson; M D7 Sept 2026
We all remember how bad it got. Just a few short years ago, it felt like every major institution — from corporate America, to media, to universities, to Hollywood, to our own government — had...
Mashableby StackCommerce7 Sept 2026
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ABC News Australiaby Hannah Story7 Sept 2026
When Margaret Thanos read A Clockwork Orange for the first time last year, she was struck by the similarities between the dystopia of the novel and society today.
Premium Timesby Ifeanyi Uddin7 Sept 2026
All of this leads to the one question that accompanied me through every page of the report: Is Nigeria’s economy now growing faster because the reforms put in place by the incumbent federal...
Frontlineby Ajaz Ashraf7 Sept 2026
Sonia Gandhi’s memoir, Belonging: A Journey of Love, penned after she decided to limit her role in politics, boosts her second coming, this time as a writer and critic.
The Independentby Danica Kirka7 Sept 2026
Jamaica is taking its campaign for Britain to pay reparations for the ravages of the trans-Atlantic slave trade to King Charles III.
Open Cultureby Colin Marshall7 Sept 2026
In 1927, Bertrand Russell delivered a lecture titled “Why I Am Not a Christian.” At the time, such a declaration was still fairly bold, as was the reasoning he provided for it.
Scroll.inby Priya Jain7 Sept 2026
Justice Jasti Chelameswar focused on the distinction between “freedom from intrusion” and “freedom of decision”.
Middle East Eyeby Amina Shareef7 Sept 2026
Ratko Mladic is gone. The racial ideology that produced him is not Many of us will have the fortune of being warmly remembered after death.
DW Englishby Shakeel Sobhan7 Sept 2026
The Jamaican government will petition King Charles III on Monday as the country seeks "reparations for the African ancestors who suffered under hundreds of years of enslavement," the Culture...
TheJournal.ieby Niamh O'Reilly7 Sept 2026
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Everything Everywhereby Gary Arndt7 Sept 2026
Podcast Transcript Deep in the Amazon rainforest lives a small society that has challenged some of our most basic assumptions about language, numbers, time, memory, and even how human beings...
Bar and Benchby Neha Joshi7 Sept 2026
If India has to develop as a preferred arbitration seat, courts in the country must resist the temptation to re-hear arbitration disputes on merits, Senior Advocate Darius Khambata said on...
The South Firstby John Kurien7 Sept 2026
Synopsis:The education system promises salvation but delivers only anxiety, trapping a generation in endless competition, debt and disappointment. Ivan Illich had seen this coming.
The Conversation Australiaby Elena Vasseleu, Lecturer in Early Childhood Education and Development, University of Wollongong7 Sept 2026
Parents and teachers might think telling kids “they’re smart” is a helpful way to build self-confidence and support positive development.
New Atlasby Mike McRae7 Sept 2026
Every second counts in a high-paced, high-tech world. Except when it shouldn’t. The 28th General Conference on Weights and Measures (CGPM) in Versailles in October is expected to settle a debate...
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