The 4 Types of Supreme Court Justices
According to legal scholar Cass Sunstein, America’s Supreme Court justices can be divided into four categories: heroes, soldiers, minimalists, and mutes.
An Oral History of Langtang, the Valley Destroyed by the Nepal Earthquake
In Outside magazine, Anna Callaghan and Rabi Thapa compile an oral history of Langtang, the valley destroyed by the Nepal earthquake in April 2015.
Claws Out
How accusations of racism and a struggle for control tore apart the Atlanta Hawks regime.
Stop Sending Me Jonathan Franzen Novels
Barrett Brown reviews books from inside a federal prison.
The Politics of Poetry
The New York Times’s poetry columnist on the intersection between poetry and politics.
Inside Michael Jackson’s Iconic First Moonwalk Onstage
Inside the ‘Motown 25’ special that made Michael Jackson a solo superstar.
Relearning How to Talk in the Age of Smartphone Addiction
Sherry Turkle studies how we relate to our devices, and thinks it’s high time we start talking to each other again.
Wabash College Is Not for Everyone
The author reflects on his experiences attending an all-male college in the early ’90s.
First, Let’s Get Rid of All the Bosses
Inside Zappos’ radical experiment to eliminate management and embrace Holacracy.
Times Square: The City’s Id, Now and Always
On Times Square’s central position in the narrative of New York City.
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