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"Children and younger teens are attracted to glitter and glamour. And fair enough, this is hard to come by in most Weste...
12/07/2025

"Children and younger teens are attracted to glitter and glamour. And fair enough, this is hard to come by in most Western countries today. But all things are relative."

✍️ Gareth Roberts

The city is supposedly aspirational – but aspiring to what? Luxury and status, presumably, to people who don’t understand either

"While it may preclude both campus popularity and an understated college experience, Barron’s aloofness works magic on t...
12/07/2025

"While it may preclude both campus popularity and an understated college experience, Barron’s aloofness works magic on the public stage. His mystique appears entirely deliberate, and it’s a sharp departure from his older siblings’ approach."

✍️ Kara Kennedy

Barron Trump has adapted the Trump model to the digital age, generating margins not in the tens of thousands but in the hundreds of millions.

"For many on the left, the 'right wing' concern about antidepressants and mass killings is simply explained away as a sm...
12/07/2025

"For many on the left, the 'right wing' concern about antidepressants and mass killings is simply explained away as a smokescreen, an attempt to divert attention from the real issue, which is guns."

✍️ Charles Cornish-Dale

There’s plenty of reason to believe antidepressants, and SSRIs in particular, might be linked to outbursts of violent behavior.

"The stability of constitutional government requires a measure of trust from its citizens, a measure of confidence that ...
12/07/2025

"The stability of constitutional government requires a measure of trust from its citizens, a measure of confidence that our officials are telling us the truth and operating within the law."

✍️ Charles Lipson

What ties together all three scandals? The public’s mistrust of our most senior officials and the institutions they lead

"How did a myth about the consequences of poor judgment become a parable for aspiration? The question is posed by the Gr...
12/07/2025

"How did a myth about the consequences of poor judgment become a parable for aspiration? The question is posed by the Greek writer-actor Alex Andreou in his fabulously entertaining new podcast, Podyssey."

✍️ Daisy Dunn

The Midas myth has been mangled many times; Andreou recalls that in 2011 Donald Trump co-authored a book entitled Midas Touch in which he

"Expect controversy aplenty next month. Still, the Oxford locations look attractive, at least. We must be thankful for s...
12/07/2025

"Expect controversy aplenty next month. Still, the Oxford locations look attractive, at least. We must be thankful for such small mercies."

✍️ Alexander Larman

Expect controversy aplenty next month. Still, the Oxford locations look attractive, at least. We must be thankful for such small mercies

"Even Satie aficionados will have much to learn from this slim, elegantly written and revelatory volume."✍️ Philip Clark
12/07/2025

"Even Satie aficionados will have much to learn from this slim, elegantly written and revelatory volume."

✍️ Philip Clark

The music critic Ian Penman has structured his new book about the great French composer and rascally agent provocateur Erik Satie in three

"Anti-woke pundits may be gearing up for a battle, but the Man of Steel is going to be their kryptonite."✍️ Neal Pollack
12/07/2025

"Anti-woke pundits may be gearing up for a battle, but the Man of Steel is going to be their kryptonite."

✍️ Neal Pollack

Before Superman fights Lex Luthor, he first has to take on his greatest enemy of all – conservative media pundits

"For decades, the end of bullfighting has been proclaimed by those who detest it – and those love it."✍️ George Young
12/07/2025

"For decades, the end of bullfighting has been proclaimed by those who detest it – and those love it."

✍️ George Young

French politicians threaten one of the few remaining bastions of bullfighting. Instead, they may be resurrecting it

"AI is already transforming sectors from medicine to logistics, and it will do more. But it is still immature, unstable ...
12/07/2025

"AI is already transforming sectors from medicine to logistics, and it will do more. But it is still immature, unstable and capable of great harm. We are, all of us, beta-testing this technology in real time."

✍️ Jonathan Sacerdoti

The truth is, the chatbot's behavior is a mirror held up to its creators, its users, and the polluted ecosystem from which it learns

"You can believe in basic human dignity for all while still maintaining that sports and sex-segregated spaces should ref...
12/07/2025

"You can believe in basic human dignity for all while still maintaining that sports and sex-segregated spaces should reflect biological differences. That’s not hate. That’s common sense."

✍️ David Sypher Jr.

The University of Pennsylvania will restore titles and records to biological female swimmers who were forced to compete against Lia Thomas

"Unsurprisingly, onstage tech has changed the nuts and bolts of the actors’ craft."✍️ Alexander Cohen
12/07/2025

"Unsurprisingly, onstage tech has changed the nuts and bolts of the actors’ craft."

✍️ Alexander Cohen

Stage technology has come a long way since. Directors have a toybox of high-tech smoke and mirrors at their disposal.

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