TROUVAILLES
“The New York Times”: “Elect Joe Biden, America” by The Editorial Board
“The New York Times”: “America May Need International Intervention” by Peter Beinart
“The New York Times”: “Leave Judge Barrett’s Faith Out of This” by Meir Soloveichik
“The New York Times”: “What We Dream When We Dream About Covid-19” by Benedict Carey
“The New York Times Magazine”: “Interactive: Seeing Black Futures” by Jenna Wortham & Kimberly Drew
“The New York Times Magazine”: “How President Trump Ruined Political Comedy” by Dan Brooks
“The New Yorker”: “Inside the Lincoln Projects War Against Trump” by Page Williams
“The New Yorker”: “Books: The Day Nuclear War Almost Broke Out” by Elizabeth Kolbert
“The New Yorker”: “Books: The United States of Dolly Parton” by Lauren Michele Jackson
“The New York Review of Books”: “Jordan’s Endless Transition” by Ursula Lindsay
“The New York Review of Books”: “Healthcare: The Best and the Rest” by David Oshinsky
“The New York Review of Books”: “Trump’s Praetorian Guard” by Jonathan Stevenson
“The Intercept”: “The Real Cancel-Culture: Pro-Israel Blacklists” by Murtaza Husain
“Foreign Affairs”: “A National Security Reckoning” by Hillary Clinton
“The Guardian”: “Podcast - US election 2020: who is supreme court nominee Amy Coney Barrett?”
“The Guardian”: “’He just thinks about himself’: America’s reckless, ill president” by Ed Pilkington
“The Guardian”: “’In my dreams I ‘m there: the exodus from Hong Kong” Verna Hu
“The Guardian”: “’A threat from within’: Iraq and the rise of its militias” by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad
“The Observer”: “’There is no hope’: the slow disintegration of Lebanon” by Martin Chulov
“Alpinist”: “Water is Life” by Len Necefer
“The Atlantic”: “Civil War Is Here, Right Now” by Mike Giglio
“The California Sunday Magazine”: “The Last Patrol” by Nathaniel Penn
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“London Review of Books”: “Petulant, Annoying, Repulsive, Dismal” by Christian Lorentzen
“The New Yorker”: “The Corona Virus and the Threat Within the White House” by David Remnick
“The New Yorker”: “Annals of Psychology: The Public-Shaming Project” by D.J. Max
“The New York Review of Books”: “Deportation Nation” by Julia Preston
“The New York Review of Books”: “Simulating Democracy” by James Gleick
“The New York Times Magazine”: “Up, Up and Away from It All” by Jimmy Chin (photographs)
“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Attack on Voting” by Jim Rutenberg
“The New York Times”: “Get Well, Mr. President” by The Editorial Board
“The New York Times”: “The President’s Taxes” by Ross Buettner, Susanne Craig & Mike McIntire
“The New York Times”: “Trump’s Corona Coronation” by Roger Cohen
“The New York Times”: “Reality Bursts the Trumpworld Bubble” by Maureen Dowd
“The New York Times”: “The 22-Year-Old Force Behind Egypt’s Me-Too Movement” by Declan Walsh
“The New York Times”: “Seeing Our Own Reflection in the Birth of the Self-Portrait”
“Politico Magazine”: “This Is What Trump’s Suburbia Really Looks Like” by Tim Alberta
“Wilson Center”: “Nasrin Sotoudeh: The Pride and Moral Voice of Iran” by Haleh Esfandiari
“Wired”: “Meet This Year’s Wired 25: People Who Make Things Better”
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“The Atlantic”: “The Election That Could Break America” by Barton Gellman
“The Guardian”: “’Moments that can never come back’: the other side of René Burri – in pictures”
“The Guardian”: “The long read: How rescuing drowning migrants became a crime” by Daniel Trilling
“The Guardian”: “Tik Tok: Why it is being sold and who will own it” by Helen Davidson
“The Guardian”: “The long read: Net loss: the high price of salmon farming” by Mark Kurlansky
“The Guardian”: “Aerial views of London: then and now - in pictures”
“The Observer”: “The tipping points at the heart of the climate crisis” by Michael Marshall
“The New York Times”: “The Biggest Wave Surfed This Year” by Adam Skolnick
“The New York Times”: “Vladimir Putin Thinks He Can Get Away with Anything” by The Editorial Board
“The New York Times”: “How Big Tech Could Influence the Election” by Charlie Warzel
“The New York Times”: “Whose America Is It?” by Thomas B. Edsall
“The New York Times”: “Nonfiction: The Future of Energy” by Adam Tooze
“The New York Times Magazine”: “Ilhan Omar Is Not Here to Put You At Ease” by David Marchese
“The New York Times Magazine”: “Why Ruth Bader Ginsburg Refused to Step Down” by Emily Bazelon
“The New Yorker”: “Fiction: Switzerland” by Nicole Krauss
“The New Yorker”: “Medical Dispatch: Two Hundred Thousand Americans Are Dead” by Dhruv Khullar
“The New Yorker”: “Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core” by John Cassidy
“The New Yorker”: “Q. & A.: Why A Never Trumper Changed Her Mind” by Isaac Chotiner
“The New Yorker”: “Books: Goya and the Art of Survival” by Peter Schiedahl
“The New Yorker”: “The Case for Dumping the Electoral College” by Steve Coll
“The New York Review of Books”: “When Monuments Fall” by Kenan Malik
“The New York Review of Books”: “The Cults of Wagner” by Jed Perl
“The New York Review of Books”: “The Oracle of Our Unease” by Sarah Churchwell
“Wired”: “QAnon Is Like a Game – A Most Dangerous Game” by Clive Thompson
“Wired”: “After Years in Exile, Edward Snowden Explains Himself” by Andy Greenberg
“The Washington Post”: “How Ruth Bader Ginsburg is being memorialized in cartoons” by Michael Cavna
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“The New York Times”: “Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Legacy” by The Editorial Board
“The New York Times”: “Ruth Bader Ginsburg Knew What to Do With Her Time” by Gail Collins
“The New York Times”: “Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Advice for Living” by Ruth Bader Ginsburg
“The New York Times”: “Trump’s Middle Eastern Mirage” by Roger Cohen
“The New York Times”: “On the Fire Line, Grueling Work and a Shared Purpose” by John Schwartz
“The New York Times”: “A New Ship’s Mission: Let the Deep Sea Be Seen” by William J. Broad
“The New York Times”: “The Pandemic, From the Virus’s Point of View” by David Quammen
“The New York Times”: “Who Is Paris Hilton, Really?” by Ilana Kaplan
“The New Yorker”: “Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Unlikely Path to the Supreme Court” by Jill Lepore
“The New Yorker: “Ruth Bader Ginsburg, The Great Equalizer” by Jill Lepore
“The New Yorker”: “Bob Woodward’s Bad Characters” by Isaac Chotiner
“The New Yorker”: “The Man Who Refused to Spy” by Laura Secor
“The New Yorker”: “Roger Angell Turns One Hundred” by David Remnick
“New York Magazine”: “The People v Donald J. Trump” by Jeff Wise
“The New York Review of Books”: “The Wages of Whiteness” by Harry Kunzru
“The New York Review of Books”: “Mourning in Place” by Edwige Danticat
“The New York Review of Books”: “The Big Smoke” by Anastasia Edel
“The New York Review of Books”: “This Soldier’s Witness to the Iraq War Lie” by Frederic Wherey
“The Washington Post Magazine”: “Ballots and Bedlam” by Leonard Downie Jr.
“The Washington Post Magazine”: “Bill Barr, Unbound” by Manuel Roig-Franzia & Tom Hamburger
“The Guardian”: “Supreme court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg – a life in pictures”
“The Guardian”: “A Biden victory cannot bring normal back” by Tom Blackburn
“The Guardian”: “Podcast: The poisoning of Alexei Navalny”
“London Review of Books”: “America’s Guns” by Deborah Friedell
“London Review of Books”: “LRB Conversations: 400 Million Guns” by Deborah Friedell & Thomas Jones
“Rolling Stone”: “How Far Will Donald Trump Go to Win?” by Andy Kroll
“Vanity Fair”: “Is the Media Ready for the Climate Apocalypse?” by Caleb Ecarma
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“The New Yorker”: “The Colourful Worlds of Pipilotti Rist” by Calvin Thompkins
“The New Yorker”: “Is America a Myth?” by Robin Wright
“The New Yorker”: “Is Russian Meddling As Dangerous As We Think?” by Joshua Yaffa
“The New Yorker”: “How Can We Pay for Creativity in the Digital Age?” by Hua Hsu
”The New Yorker”: “Notes on Grief” by Chimananda Ngozi Adichie
“The New Yorker”: “How Trump Could Win” by Benjamin Wallace-Wells
“The New Yorker”: “A Reporter At large: The Real Heroes Are Dead” by James B. Stewart
“The New York Times”: “The Electoral College Will Destroy America” by Jesse Wegman
“The New York Times”: “Give Money to Babies” by The Editorial Board
“The New York Times”: “The U.A. E. – Israel Flight Is Nothing to Celebrate” by Diana Buttu
“The New York Times”: “How One Man Conned the Beltway” by Howard Blum
“The New York Times”: “’We’re No. 28! And Dropping!’” by Nicholas Kristof
“The New York Times”: “How the Coronavirus Attacks the Brain” by Apoorva Mandabilli
”The New York Times”: “Remembering the Presidency of Donald Trump” by Roger Cohen
“Politico Magazine”: “The Unlikely Kennedy Who Ended the Kennedy Dynasty” by Peter Canellos
“Politico Magazine”: “What Happens If China Gets the Covid-19 Vaccine First?” by Elizabeth Ralph
“The Atlantic”: “The New Reconstruction” by Adam Serwer
“The Atlantic”: “End the Nobel Peace Prize” by Graeme Wood
“The Guardian”: “How China’s strained relationship with foreign media unravelled” by Helen Davidson
“The Guardian”: “At 31, I have just weeks to live. Here’s what I want to pass on” by Elliot Dallen
“The Guardian”: “California’s skies glow orange as wildfires continue – in pictures”
“The Guardian”: “A robot wrote this entire article. Are you scared yet” by GPT-3
“Wilson Center”: “Jihadism: A Generation after 9/11” by Andrew Hanna & Garrett Nada
“BBC”: “The Benefits of Note-Taking by Hand” by Hetty Roessingh
“LitHub”: “The Wounds of Multilingualism” by Sulaiman Addonia
“London Review of Books”: “Adventures in Brexitland” by Peter Geoghegan
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“The New Yorker”: “Letter from Florida: Who gets to Vote in Florida?” by Dexter Filkins
“The New Yorker”: “In the Garden: In the Disturbances of the Garden” by Jamaica Kincaid
“The New Yorker”: “A Critic at Large: Is Staying in Staying Safe?” by Jill Lepore
“The New Yorker”: “Dept. of Swaps: The Joys of Looking Out a Stranger’s Window” by Patricia Marx
“The New Yorker”: “Dept. of Inquiry: What Does Boredom Do to Us – and for Us?” by Margaret Talbot
“The New Yorker”: “How to Reduce Screen Time” by Evan Waite
“The New York Times Magazine”: “World War II After 75 Years: Beyond the War We Know”
“The New York Times Magazine”: “We Are Still Living with the Legacy of World War II” by Tom Hanks
“The New York Times Magazine”: “Can ‘Athletic Intelligence’ Be Measured?” by Devin Gordon
“The New York Times”: “What If Facebook Is the Real ‘Silent Majority’?” by Kevin Roose
“The New York Times”: “America, Don’t Try to Out-China China” by Jessisca Chen Weiss & Ali Wyne
“The New York Times”: “What You Can No Longer Say” by Jin Wu & Elaine Yu
“The New York Times”: “Across the Globe, Students Head Back to School” by The New York Times
“The New York Times”: “The Short List: The Dangerous North Korea” by Gordon C. Chang
“The New York Times”: “Fighting the Virus in Trump’s Plague” by Roger Cohen
“The New York Times”: “Coronavirus Crisis Shutters India’s Big Dreams” by Jeffrey Gettleman
“The New York Times”: “The Great Divide” photographed by Alec Soth/Magnum Photos
“The New York Times”: “By the Book: John Cleese Plans to Be Buries with His Unread Books”
“The New York Review of Books”: “What Ails America” by Timothy Snyder
“The Washington Post”: “How should we respond to our former Trump-loving friends?” by Nancy Gibbs
«The Guardian»: «The long read – the tyranny of chairs – why we need better design» by Sanda Hendren
“The Guardian”: “Experiences: I was married to an Islamic State leader” by Tanja Joya
“The Guardian”: “Podcast: Will Trump’s law and order gamble pay off?”
“The Atlantic”: “Trump: Americans Who Died in Wars Are ‘Losers’ and ‘Suckers” by Jeffrey Goldberg
“The Atlantic”: “Why Trump Supporters Can’t Admit Who He Really Is” by Peter Wehner
“The Intercept”: “Deconstructed: Is QAnon the Future of the Republican Party?”
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«The Observer»: “How the race for a Covid-19 vaccine is getting dirty” by Laura Spinney
“The Observer”: “How Angela Merkel’s great migrant gamble paid off” by Philip Oltermann
“The Observer”: “How Syria’s blasted landmarks are starting to rise from the ruins” by Rowan Moore
«The Guardian»: «Unlearning the myth of American innocence» by Judy Hansen
«The Guardian»: «’I’m beside myself : millions face evictions amid looming crisis» by Amanda Holpuch
«The Guardian»: «Green teen memes: how TikTok could save the planet» by Yasemine Craggs Mersinoglu
“The Atlantic”: “This Is How Biden Loses” by George Packer
“The Atlantic”: “The Pope, the Jews and the Secrets in the Archives” by David E. Kertzer
«The New York Review of Books»: «Night and Day» by Finton O’Toole
“The New York Review of Books”: “My Friend John Lewis” by Danny Lion
«The New Yorker»: «Onward and Upward with the Arts: How Wagner Shaped Hollywood» by Alex Ross
«The New Yorker»: «What Happens If Donald Trump Fights the Election Results?» by Erich Lach
«The New Yorker»: «Profiles: Can Biden’s Center Hold?» by Evan Osnos
«The New Yorker»: «Did the Democratic Convention Go Too Smoothly?» by Amy Davidson Sorkin
«The New Yorker»: «Pangolin Trafficking and the Coronavirus Pandemic» by David Quammen
«The New York Times»: «How Much Can 1968 Tell Us About 2020?» by Rick Perlstein
«The New York Times»: «Could It Be Bush v. Gore All Over Again?» by Linda Greenhouse
«The New York Times»: «Is There Nothing Trump Won’t Say?» by Frank Bruni
«The New York Times»: «Trump and the Politics of ‘Mean World’» by David Brooks
«The New York Times»: «How Zeynab Tufekci Keeps Getting the Big Things Right» by Ben Smith
«The Intercept»: «What Racism Smells Like» by Sharin Lerner
«GQ»: «The Conscience of Silicon Valley» by Zach Baron & Aubrey Trinnaman (photographs)
«Longreads»: «Traumatic Brain Injury: The Final Five Percent» by Tim Requart
«Longreads»: «The Ugly History of Beautiful Things: Perfume » by Katy Kelleher
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«The New York Times»: «Why Biden Needs a Landslide Just to Win» by Frank Bruni
«The New York Times»: «Why We Cover What Politicians Wear» by Vanessa Friedman
«The New York Times»: «The Long View: The South’s Fight for White Supremacy» by Jon Meacham
«The New York Times»: «Will 2020’s Election Be the End of Our Democracy?» by Thoman L. Friedman
«The New York Times»: «The Office Will Never Be the Same Again» by Claire Cain Miller
«The New York Times»: «The New York City of Our Imagination» by Dan Barry & Todd Heisler
«The New York Times»: «What to Know About Stuttering» by Benedict Carey
«The New York Times»: «In The Virtual (and Actual) Footsteps of Raphael» by David Laskin
«The New York Times»: «Travel: The Most Storied Highway of Them All» by Charly Wilder
«The New York Times»: «Following Dorothea’s Notebook» by Tess Taylor
«The New York Times Magazine»: «Donald Trump Jr. Is Ready. But for What, Exactly?» by Jason Zengerle
«The New Yorker»: «Annals of Horticulture: The Therapeutic Power of Gardening» by Rebecca Mead
«The New Yorker»: «Letter form Michigan: The Militias Against Masks» by Luke Mogelson
«The New Yorker»: «A Critic at Large: What Have We Done to the Whale?» by Amia Srinivasan
«The New Yorker»: «Flash Fiction: The Kingdom That Failed» by Haruki Murakami
«The New Yorker»: «The Problems Inherent in Political Polling» by Jill Lepore
«The New Yorker»: «Annals of Gastronomy: Can Babies Learn to Love Vegetables?» by Burkhard Bilger
«The New York Review of Books»: «Syria: Women’s Business» by Lindsey Hilsum
«The Washington Post»: «A century-old treaty still haunts the Mediterranean» by Ishaan Tharoor
«The Washington Post»: «Four Israeli women who’ve broken new political ground» by Ruth Eglash
«The Guardian»: «Is QAnon taking over America? Not so fast» by Adam E. Enders & Jospph E. Uscinski
«The Guardian»: «Podcast: Can Kamala Harris help Joe Biden win the US presidency?»
«The Guardian»: «Why it’s sensible to be silly» by Elle Hunt
«The Guardian»: «How did refugees’s lives in Europe turn out?» by Harriet Grant
«The Guardian»: «Podcast – Revisited: the killing of George Floyd – will anything change?»
«The Guardian»: «Podcast: The truth about vaping»
«The Independent»: «It may nearly have been forgotten, but Syria’s war goes on» by Robert Fisk
«Rolling Stone»: «Planet Plastic» by Tim Dickinson
«Politico Magazine»: «The Grand Old Meltdown» by Tim Alberta
«Politico Magazine»: «Can the Democratic Party Hold Togethr?» by John F. Harris & Holly Otterbein
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«The Observer»: «Sketches from a trying year: 10 cartoonists reflect on 2020 » by Killian Fox
«London Review of Books»: «Goodbye to Hasankeyf » by Aeiane Shahvisi
«The Intercept»: «What If Trump Won’t Leave?» by Francis Fox Piven & Dheepak Bhargava
«The Intercept»: «The Filthy Hyprocrisy of America’s ‘Clean’ China-Free Internet» by Sam Biddle
«The New York Review of Books»: «The New Nuclear Threat» by Jessica Mathews
«The New York Review of Books»: «Disinformed to Death » by Jonathan Freedland
«The New York Review of Books»: «Worlds Apart: Sci-Fi Visions of Altered Reality» by Lucas Adams
«The New Yorker»: «Do V.P. Picks Matter?» by Margaret Talbot
«The New Yorker»: «Israel’s New Peace Deals Transforms the Middle East» by Robin Wright
«The New Yorker» : «A Reporter At Large: How China Controlled the Coronavirus» by Peter Hessler
«The New Yorker»: «Personal History: The Musk Ox and Me» by Jon Lee Anderson
«The New Yorker»: «Archive Profiles: Trump solo» by Mark Singer
«New York Magazine»: «American Death Cult» by Jonathan Chait
«The New York Times»: «Biden Dreams of Kamelot» by Maureen Dowd
«Los Angeles Times»: «I had Covid-19, and these are the things nobody tells you» by Bill Plaschke
«Rolling Stone»: «Killing the Truth» by Andy Kroll
«WIRED»: «The Furious Hunt for the MAGA Bomber» by Garrett M. Graff
«WIRED»: «Three years inside Google, the happiest company in tech» by Nitasha Tiku
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«The Guardian»: «Chain reaction: disaster hastens Lebanon’s moment of reckoning» by Martin Chulov
«The Guardian»: «Podcast: Hadley Freeman on the future of the royals»
«The Guardian»: «The long read: The last of the Zoroastrians» by Shaun Walker
«The Guardian»: «Podcast : Inside Lebanon’s economic crisis»
«The Guardian»: «Podcast : How did President Trump get his pandemic response so wrong?»
«The Atlantic»: «Is This the Beginning of the End of American Racism?» by Ibram X. Kendi
«The New Yorker»: «How Did I Catch the Coronavirus?» by Corolyn Kormann
«The New Yorker»: «Tyler Mitchell’s Redefining Portraits» by Deborah Willis
«The New Yorker»: «Cultural Comment: The Second Act of Social Media Activism » by Jane Hu
«The New Yorker»: «Sunday Reading: Hiroshima» by The New Yorker
«The New Yorker»: «Why America Feels Like a Post-Soviet State» by Masha Gessen
«The New Yorker»: «Joseph McCarthy and the Force of Political Falsehoods» by Louis Menand
«The New York Times»: «The Photographers Who Worked Under Mushroom Clouds 75 Years Ago» by Mike Ives
«The New York Times»: «Witnessing Nuclear Carnage, Then Devoting Her Life to Peace» by Motoko Rich
«The New York Times» : «Beirut: It Sounded as if the World Iself Was Breaking Open» by Lina Mounzer
«The New York Times»: «Lebanon’s Mushroom Cloud of Incompetence» by Faysal Itani
«The New York Times»: «Beirut on the Potomac» by Roger Cohen
«The New York Times»: «Here’s What Extreme Heat Looks Like: Profoundly Unequal» by Somini Sengupta
«The New York Times»: «A Picture of Change for a World in Constant Motion» by Jason Farago
«The New York Times»: «Where Do Republicans Go from Here?» by David Brooks
«The New York Times Magazine»: «Behrouz Boochani Just Wants to Be Free» by Megan K. Stack
«The New York Review of Books»: «130 Degrees » by Bill McKibben
«The Washington Post»: «The NRA is doomed. It has only itself to blame» by Robert A. Spitzer
«Rolling Stone»: «Who won the battle of Portland?» by Tim Dickinson
«Rolling Stone»: «The Unraveling of America» by Wade Davis
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«The New York Times»: «Talking to the Dead in the Sunshine State» by Sarah Gerard
«The New York Times»: «The Nightmare on Pennsylvania Avenue» by Paul Krugman
«The New York Times»: «Why Is Hillary Clinton So Hated?» by Noreen Malone
«The New York Times»: «A Friendship, a Pandemic and a Death Beside the Highway» by Basharat Peer
«The New York Times» : «Time for a Literary Road Trip» by Noor Qasim
«The New York Times»: «Trilobites: Can Trees Live Forever?» by Cara Giaimo
«The New York Times»: «How Do You Know a Human Wrote This?» by Farhad Manjoo
«The New York Magazine»: «Inside the Iraqi Cleptocracy» by Robert F. Worth
«The New Yorker»: «Dept. Of Law Enforcement: How Police Unions Fight Reform» by William Finnegan
«The New Yorker»: «Rethinking the Science of Skin» by Brooke Jarvis
«The New Yorker»: «The Cold War Bunker That Became Home to a Dark-Web Empire» by Ed Caesar
«The New Yorker»: «Homeland Security Was Destined to Become a Secret Police Force» by Masha Gessen
«The New Yorker»: «How the Simulatics Corporation Invented the Future» by Jill Lepore
«The New York Review of Books»: «Less Punishment, More Justice» by David Cole
«The New York Review of Books»: «Eric Hobsbawm: Clear, Inclusiv, Lasting» by Mark Mazower
«The Guardian»: «Can Germany now hold the European team together?» by Timothy Garton Ash
«The Guardian»: «Zoom: Inside the world’s favourite video app» by Martin Lamont
«Outside»: «My Midlife Crisis as a Russian Sailor» by Andrea Pitzner
«The Atlantic»: «China AI Is Creating an Axis of Autocracy» by Ross Anderson
«The Atlantic»: «Barack Obama’s Eulogy for John Lewis» by Barack Obama
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«The Guardian»: «20 must-see documentaries to explain the world in 2020» by Guy Lodge
«The Guardian»: «Podcast: Is Kanye West seriously running for president?»
«The Guardian»: «Heads up! Inside the year’s best photobooks – in pictures»
«The Atlantic»: «Trump Is Determined to Split the Country in Two» by Ron Brownstein
«The Atlantic»: «Donald Trump Is a Broken Man» by Peter Wehner
«The Atlantic»: «The Prophecies of Q» by Adrienne LaFrance
«The New Yorker»: «The Rise and Fall of Cesar Chavez» by Nathan Heller
«The New Yorker»: «John Lewis’s Legacy and America’s Redemption» by David Remnick
«The New Yorker»: «Trump’s Mental Health Is a Test for America» by Susan B. Glasser
«The New York Times»: «America Looks Hopelessly Broke. It Isn’t» by Farhad Manjoo
«The New York Times»: «When China Met Iran» by Michael Singh
«The New York Times»: «Coronavirus Threatens the Luster of Superstar Cities» by Eduardo Porter
«The New York Times»: «The Great Au Pair Rush » by Jordan Salama
«The New York Times»: «Elon Musk, Blasting Off in Domestic Bliss» by Maureen Dowd
«The New York Times»: «Why Can’t Trump’s America Be Like Italy?» by Paul Krugman
«The New York Times»: «American Catastrophe Through German Eyes» by Roger Cohen
«The New York Times»: «Gobal Warming Is Driving Polar Bears Toward Extinction» by Henry Fountain
«The New York Times Magazine»: «The Teenagers at the End of the World» by Brooke Jarvis
«The New York Times Magazine»: «Learning from the Kariba Dam» by Namwall Serpell
«The Washington Post»: «American exceptionalism was our preexisting condition» by Dan Zak
«The Washington Post»: «‘We Can’t Go Back to Normal’» by The Washington Post Staff
«The Washington Post Magazine»: «Designing to Survive» by Philip Kennicott
«Columbia Journalism Review»: «What John Lewis Can Teach the Press» by Jon Allsop
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«The New Yorker»: «How Can the Press Best Serve a Democratic Society?» by Michael Luo
«The New Yorker»: «How Pandemics Wreak Havoc – and Open Minds» by Lawrence Wright
«The New Yorker»: «The High-Finance Mogul in Charge of Our Economic Recovery» by Sheelah Kolhatkar
«The New Yorker»: «The Innovation of the Police» by Jill Lepore
«The New Yorker»: «Annals of Technology: Planning a Space Mission» by David W. Brown
«The New Yorker»: «What Is Distance Learning For?» by Keith Gessen
«The New York Times»: «John Lewis Risked His Life for Justice» by The Editorial Board
«The New York Times»: «Are We Overreacting to Climate Change?» by Joseph Stieglitz
«The New York Times»: «Battle in the Himalayas» by Jin Wu & Steven Lee Myers
«The New York Times»: «How the United Arab Emirates Sets Its Sights on Mars» by Kenneth Chang
«The New York Times»: «10 Theses About Cancel Culture» by Ross Douthat
«The New York Times Magazine»: «Oliver Stone Thinks Hollywood Has Gone Crazy» by David Marchese
«The New York Times Magazine»: «Colin Powell Still Wants Answers» by Robert Draper
«The New York Times Magazine»: «Why We’re Losing the Battle With Covid-19» by Jeneen Interlandi
«Foreign Affairs»: «Is China Done Bidding Its Time?» by Kurt M. Campell & Mira Rapp-Hooper
«Foreign Affairs»: «The Pandemic’s Toll on Women» by Melinda Gates
«The Guardian»: «The Long read – how Nespresso’s coffee revolution got ground down» by Ed Cumming
«The Guardian»: «New horizons: the living landscapes of Don McCullin»
«The Guardian»: «Future faces: meet the next generation of Magnum photographers» by Yael Martinez
«The Guardian»: «Podcast: The end of tourism?»
«The Washington Post»: «The weird masculinity of Donald Trump» by Monica Hesse
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«The Guardian»: «Genocide denials gain ground 25 years after Srrenica massacre» by Shaun Walker
«The Guardian»: «Podcast: What would annexation of parts of the Westbank mean for Palestinians?»
«The Guardian»: «China’s Great Firewall descends on internet users» by Lily Kuo
«The Guardian»: «Hagia Sophia is too complex for Erdogan’s cleansing» by Kenan Malik
«The Guardian»: «Top 10 books about tumultuous times» by Matthew Knealy
«The New Yorker»: «Trump, Twitter, Facebook, and the Future of Online Speak» by Anna Wiener
«The New York Times»: «Tucker Carlson Doesn’t Know What Patriotism Is» by Tammy Duckworth
«The New York Times»: «It’s 2022. What Does Life Look Like?» by David Leonhard
«The New York Times»: «How America Lost the War on Covid-19» by Paul Krugman
«The New York Times»: «America Needs Some Repairs. Here’s Where to Start» by The Editorial Board
«The New York Review of Books»: «The Scandal of Our Drug Supply » by Daniel J. Kevles
«The New York Review of Books»: «How to Fix Child Poverty» by Jason DeParle
«The Baffler»: «Waste Away: Beirut’s broken sewage sytem » by Lina Mounzer
«The Washington Post»: «What is ‘good photography’?» by Kenneth Dickerman
«The Washington Post»: «Photography: Surviving on, and maybe losing, a contested land» by Kobi Wolf
«The Washington Post Magazine»: «Goodbye to the Hometown Paper» by Margaret Sullivan
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Ich schaetze diese Kolumne sehr, vermisse jedoch Hinweise auf weitere lesenswerte Artikel in Vox (www.vox.com) und Politico (www.politico.com). Als Auslandschweizer informiere ich mich gerne auch in diesen Medien.