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The View from Here

By towing the crypto line—and cashing in himself—Donald Trump has inadvertently revealed the industry’s true face. And it’s not pretty

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Disenchantment with D.E.I. was a boon for Trump. But will his crusade against wokeness repel recent MAGA converts?

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Who could have foreseen the destruction wrought by the wildfires in Los Angeles? Benjamin Franklin, for one

Red Between the Lines

There are no official censorship laws in Russia—but that doesn’t stop writers from being ostracized, fined, or arrested

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An architect who lost his Malibu masterpiece in the 2018 Woolsey Fire wants Los Angeles to rebuild, but in a radically new way

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Trying out for the Actors Studio was a trial by fire. But holding screen tests for porn films was no breeze, either

The Attention Whore of the Year Awards

Elon? Tucker? Joe? Whom did you choose as the biggest braggart and blowhard of 2024?

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Take it from a good person: when it comes to throwing dinner parties—and dealing with uninvited guests—everyone could benefit from being bad

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Rich Cohen had always felt ambivalent about his name—until he attended a convention of Richard Cohens

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America’s rightward shift is not unique. Countries around the world, from Georgia to South Korea, are playing Fascist whack-a-mole

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Would a time machine have helped thwart Trump’s re-election?

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Bootlegging, drug dealing, Airbnb-ing. Diplomats abandoned by their countries turn to unusual trades to keep the consular lights burning

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How did Thames Water, the U.K.’s largest water company, turn a foolproof monopoly into a $20 billion money pit, leaving the country short on the very commodity it was responsible for supplying?

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The biggest threats to Trump’s agenda won’t be elements of the opposition. They will be his own character—and fate

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There is a lot at stake this Election Day—not least the legacy of the baby-boom generation

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In 1999, fighting globalization was a cause of true-blue lefties. Twenty-five short years later, it’s become a rallying cry for the red-hatted right

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Pop stars are now held to the highest moral standards, while politicians are increasingly out of control

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Moscow is fighting one war in Ukraine and another one within

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When Saudi Arabia bought a storied English soccer team, its fortunes on the pitch were transformed. But at what cost to its soul?

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My weekend in the Laotian Las Vegas, where an opulent casino lies at the heart of a vast human-, drug-, and wildlife-trafficking operation

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The assassination attempts on Donald Trump show that history is made not just by great men and women but also by insignificant ones

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In the 1990s, Scott Ritter was a respected U.N. weapons inspector. Now he’s a Kremlin propagandist, defending Russia’s war in Ukraine

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The latest victim of crypto hype? Frank Lloyd Wright’s only skyscraper

The View from Here

From bare-chested push-ups to a dead bear in Central Park, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s doomed presidential campaign—condensed into one sentence