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Today's Selections
What Bobby McIlvaine Left Behind––"One family’s search for meaning in the two decades since 9/11." Exceptional. (link)
What Mike Fanone Can't Forget––A Capitol Riot story. (link)
How Coffee Cleared a Jungle (link)
The Lost Canyon Under Lake Powell (link)
We Need to Build Our Way Out of This Mess (link)
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STUFF I'VE BEEN WRITING
Against 'Defund the Police' (link)
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Noteworthy...
Above are the usual selections, focused on feature stories. This section will feature other noteworthy stuff: undercovered news stories about civil liberties and other subjects dear to my heart; worthwhile video content; and other treats intended to increase your pleasure.
- Ed Yong on the Delta variant (link)
- Fighting to resolve grievances in Peru (link)
- Dimensions of curiosity (link)
- Wes Anderson as his budget increases (link)
- Global average temperature (link)
- Speculation on climate change (link)
- Related: On stovemaking (link)
- One of the worst places on earth to propose (link)
- Weight reveal in Japan (link)
- State collapse in Ethiopia (link)
- The Native American vote (link)
- Fascinating tidbit on hospital beds in Louisiana (link)
- Monoclonal antibodies in Florida (link)
- Tyler talks to Andrew Sullivan (link)
- Mini-review of The Deep Places (link)
- Negligent, but criminal? (link)
- Bad news for Ivermectine (link)
- Donald Kagan RIP (link)
- Trust in science makes people vulnerable to falling for pseudoscience (link)
- What country is cheapest for starting a business? (link)
- A fourth globalization (link)
- Why we can't trust the states to prevent wrongful convictions (link)
- The Nation debates whether we need police (link)
- Wading through the booster messaging mess (link)
- Heterodox notes on Hungary, debate about which I'm following (link)
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