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«The Washingtgon Post»: «Trump has one playbook, and very few plays left in it» by Dan Balz
«The Washington Post»: «How not to fix Silicon Valley» by Paul Musgrave
«The Washington Post»: «In God’s country» by Elizabeth Bruenig
«The New York Times» : «If You Think Trump Is Helping Israel, You’re a Fool» by Thomas L. Friedman
«The New York Times»: «How to Torture Trump» by Gail Collins
«The New York Times»: «The Phony Patriots of Silicon Valley» by Kevin Roose
«The New York Times Magazine» : «The Undemocratic Impulses of American Democracy» by Jamelle Bouie
«The New York Times Magazine»: «Why Is Everyone Always Stealing Black Music» by Wesley Morris
«The New Yorker»: «The Political Scene: Stacy Abrams’s Fight for a Fair Vote» by Jelani Cobb
«The New Yorker»: «Personal History: A Year Without a Name» by Cyrus Grace Dunham
«The New Yorker»: «What Toni Morrison Understood about Hate» by David Remnick
«The Guardian»: «Podcast: the crisis in Kashmir»
«The Guardian»: «What do the Hongkong protesters want?» by Alison Rourke
«The Guardian» : «Grass Ski Championship in Pictures» by Alexandra Wey
«The Guardian» : «‘In many ways, it was a miracle’: looking back at Woodstock at 50» by Rob LeDonne
«The Observer»: «Hong Kong’s dilemma: fight or resist peacefully?» by Lily Kuo
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«The New York Times»: «The Global Machine Behind the Rise of Far-Right Nationalism» by Jo Becker
«The New York Times»: «Toni Morrison’s Song of America» by Tracy K. Smith
«The New York Times» : «Requiem for White Men» by Maureen Dowd
«The New York Times Magazine»: «The Schoolteacher and the Genocide» by Sarah Topol
«The New Yorker»: «Annals of Inquiry: Why Doctors Should Organize» by Eric Topol
«The New Yorker»: «Battleground America» by Jill Lepore
«The New Yorker»: «How Mosquitoes Changed Everything» by Brooke Jarvis
«The New York Review of Books»: «The Supreme Court: Keeping Up Appearances» by David Cole
«The New York Review of Books»: «Climate Change: Burning Down the House» by Alan Weisman
«The New York Review of Books»: «The Daily Alchemy of Translation» by Jennifer Croft
«The Washington Post»: «Have followers, will travel» by Elizabeth Chang
«The Atlantic»: «White Nationalism’s Deep American Roots» by Adam Serwer
«The Atlantic»: «I’ve seen the limits of journalism» by John Temple
«The Guardian»: «Kibera: ’There’s a lot of weirdness in a slum’» by Tracy McVeigh & Rod Austin
«The Guardian»: «’I don’t smell’: Meet the people who have stopped washing» by Amy Fleming
«The Guardian»: «The Californians forced to live in cars and RVs» by Vivian Ho
«The Guardian » : «Ahead of the pack: the best books about running» by Ben Wilkinson
«The Guardian»: «How the media contributed to the migrant crisis» by Daniel Trilling
«The Observer»: «‘His conduct left an impression that lingered’ : the life of Jeffrey Epstein»
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«The New York Times»: «We Have a White Nationalist Terrorist Problem» by The Editorial Board
«The Washington Post»: «Trump makes it all worse. How it could be different» by Editorial Board
«The Washington Post» : «Media’s coverage of gun-massacres must change» by Margaret Sullivan
«The New York Times»: «1969: It’s the Anniversary of Everything» by Alyson Krueger
«The New York Times»: «The Who-Can-Beat Trump Test Leads to Kamela Harris» by Roger Cohen
«The New York Times»: «Marianne Williamson Knows How to Beat Trump» by David Brooks
«The New York Times»: «Older Women: They’re Mad as Hell» by Ruth La Ferla
«The New Yorker»: «Annals of Law: Alan Dershowitz, Devil’s Advocate» by Connie Bruck
«The New Yorker»: «Dept. Of Finance: The Invention of Money» by John Lanchester
«The New Yorker»: «Books: What P.T.Barnum Understood About America» by Elizabeth Colbert
«The New York Review of Books»: «Real Americans» by Joseph O’Neill
«The Intercept»: «Mike Pompeo Is Donald Trump’s De Facto Intelligence Czar» by James Risen
«The Guardian»: «No-deal Brexit was once a sick Tory joke. Not it’s serious» by Simon Jenkins
«The Guardian»: «The long read: How the state runs business in China» by Richard McGregor
«The Guardian»: «Living without water: the crisis pushing people out of El Salvador» by Nina Lakhani
«The Guardian»: «’He’ll reap what he sows’: What does Baltimore make of Trump?» by David Smith
«The Guardian»: "Ken Burns on America: ‘We’re a strange and complicated people’" by Mark Lawson
«Rolling Stone» : «The Iowa Circus» by Matt Taibbi
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«The Washington Post»: «Mueller didn’t fail. The country did» by Jennifer Rubin
«The Washington Post»: «A weary old man with a warning» by Paul Zak & Jada Juan
«The Intercept»: «Rainforest on Fire» by Alexander Zaitchick
«The New York Review of Books»: «The Ham of Fate» by Finton O’Toole
«The New York Review of Books»: «Iran: The Case Against War» by Steven Simon & Jonathan Stevenson
«The New York Review of Books»: «A Long & Undeclared Emergency» by Pankaj Mishra
«The New Yorker»: «Why Facts Don’t Change Our Minds» by Elizabeth Colbert
«The New Yorker»: «Books: Rediscovering Natalia Ginzburg» by Joan Acocella
«The New York Times» : «Brexit Under Boris Johnson: Deal or No Deal?» by Richard Pérez-Peňa
«The New York Times»: «Why I’m Rooting for Boris Johnson» by Bret Stephens
«The New York Times»: «Trump Impeachment Is Far Less Likely After Muller Testimony» by Carl Hulse
«The New York Times»: «Trump’s Inumanity Before a Victim of Rape» by Roger Cohen
«The New York Times»: «This Is an Article About Women» by Nicola Pardy
«The New York Times»: «‘They’re doing it as we sit here’» by The Editorial Board
«The New York Times»: «Honduras: Pay or Die » by Sonja Nazario (text) & Victor J. Blue (photos)
«The Guardian»: «The disinformation age: a revolution in propaganda » by Peter Pomerantsev
«The Conversation»: «The internet is rotting – let’s embrace it» by Viktor Mayer-Schönberger
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«The New York Times»: «Experience the Moon Landing as the Astronauts Did»
«The New York Times» : «The Story of 8 Unforgettable Words About Apollo 11» by John Schwartz
«The New York Times»: «Is It Time to Play with Spaceships Again?» by Dennis Overbye
«The New York Times» : «‘Trump’s going to Get Re-Elected – Isn’t He ?’» by Thomas L. Friedman
«The New York Times»: «Will Sudan’s Revolution Succeed?» by Declan Walsh
«The New York Times»: «A Prosperous China Says ‘Men Preferred’ and Women Lose» by Amy Qin
«The New York Times» : «Don’t Scoff at Influencers. They’re Taking Over the World» by Kevin Roose
«The New York Times»: «The Virtues and Vices of Nationalism» by Ross Douhat
«The New York Times Magazine»: «Pete Buttigieg Is Still Figuring This Out» by Marc Leibovich
«The New Yorker»: «Profiles: Kamela Harris Makes Her Case» by Dana Goodyear
«The New Yorker»: «The Promise and Price of Cellular Therapies» by Siddhartha Mukherrje
«The New Yorker»: «The Art of Aphorism» by Adam Gopnik
«The Guardian» : «Podcast : The real Boris Johnson: politician or journalist?"
«The Guardian» : «What caused Britain’s national nervous breakdown?» by Tim Lott
«The Guardian» : «Which is the world’s most vertical city?» by Matthew Keegan
«The Guardian»: «The rise and fall of French cuisine» by Wendell Steavenson
«The Guardian» : «Switzerland’s wine festival – in pictures»
«The Observer»: «Invasion of the electric scooter: can our cities cope?» by James Tapper
«Wired»: «Here’s How Elon Musk Plans to Stitch a Computer Into Your Brain» by Adam Rogers
«Lapham’s Quarterly»: «The Impossible Dream» by David Wootton
«Tablet Magazine»: «The Ashkenazi Quarrel» by Arthur Fish
«Foreign Affairs»: «A New Americanism» by Jill Lepore
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«The Guardian» : «Podcast: What is happening to migrant children at US border facilities?»
«The Guardian» : «How online surveillance is killing private conversation» by Alex Hern
«The Guardian»: «From #MeToo to missing baboons: the World illustration awards – in pictures»
«The Guardian»: «Women’s World Cup: the best shots by female photographers»
«The Guardian»: «Summer reading – 100 best holiday books for 2019»
«The Observer» : «Everyone’s going back to the moon. But why?» by Robin McKie
«London Review of Books»: «Lilian Ross : Not Enough Delilahs» by Andrew O’Hagan
«Rolling Stone»: «Ross Perot Had the Last Laugh» by Matt Taibbi
«Rolling Stone»: «Next Contestant, Iran: Meet America’s Permanent War Formula» by Matt Taibbi
«Rolling Stone»: «Is America Ready for Mayor Pete?» by Stephen Rodrick
«Longreads»: «Putin’s Rasputin» by Amos Barshad
«Longreads»: «Out of Toons» by Soraya Roberts
«The New York Times» : «Can Hongkong’s Resistance Win?» by Ai Weiwei
«The New York Times»: «Who Protected Jeffrey Epstein?» by The Editorial Board
«The New York Times»: «’Our Duty’ to Fight: The Rise of Militant Buddhism» by Hannah Beech
«The New York Times» : «What and Whom Are Jewish Museums For?» by Melissa Eddy
«The New York Times Magazine»: «The Great Race to Rule Streaming TV» by Jonah Weiner
«The New York Times»: «The World According to Mad Magazine» by Tim Kreider
«The New Yorker» : «Annals of Technology: The Fight for the Future of YouTube» by Neima Jahroni
«The New Yorker»: «Annals of Seismology: The Really Big One» by Kathryh Schulz
«The New Yorker»: «Boris Johnson’s ‘Looking Glass’ Exit» by Amy Davidson Sorkin
«The Washington Post»: «On migration, Europe can’t claim the moral high ground» by Rick Noack
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«The New York Times»: «America the Beautiful» by The Editorial Board
«The New York Times»: « Colorado : Reefer Madness or Pot Paradise?» by Jack Hely
«The New Yorker»: «Personal History: The Lingering of Loss» by Jill Lepore
«The New Yorker»: «Dispatch: The New Face of Turkey’s Opposition» by Ayla Jean Yackley
«New York Magazine» : «Cain and Abel and Oil» by Ian Frisch
«The New York Review of Books»: «Pete Buttigieg: The Road Taken» by Caroline Fraser
«The Washington Post»: «AP EXPLAINS: Iran’s nuclear stockpile as 2015 unravels » by Jon Gambrell
«The Washington Post» : « On Fourth of July, read the Declaration of Independence» by George F. Will
«The Washington Post» : «Haunted by the Reagan Era» by Ryan Grim
«London Review of Books» : «Macron’s War» by Didier Fassin
«London Review of Books»: «Steely Women in a World of Wobbly Men» by David Runciman
«London Review of Books»: « Trump’s Charisma » by Eli Zaretzky
«Columbia Journalism Review» : «The View from Nowhere » by Atossa Araxia Abrahamian
«Longreads»: «’Nothing Kept Me Up at Night the Way the Gorgon Stare Did’» by Sam Jaffe Goldstein
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«The Guardian»: «Podcast: Has Saudi Arabia come away with the murder of Kamal Kashoggi?»
«The Guardian»: «Meet generation Greta: young climate activists around the world» by Anna Turns
«The Guardian»: «What has changed since the Stonewall rebellion?» by Ed Pilkington
«The Guardian»: «Arab world turns its back on religion – and its ire on the US» by Kate Hodal
«The Guardian»: «Picture essay - Faces of War: Kurdistan’s armed struggle against Islamic State»
«The Guardian»: «Apocalypse now. Images of a world in turmoil»
«The Atlantic»: «Doublethink Is Stronger Than Orwell Imagined» by George Packer
«The Atlantic»: «The Biggest Obstacle to Trump’s Victory in 2010» by Ronald Bronwstein
«The Atlantic»: «At Work, Expertise Is Falling Out of Favor » by Jerry Useem
«The Washington Post»: «Who can beat Trump? The answer is no clearer after Miami» by Dan Balz
«The Washington Post»: «Essay - Is the individual obsolete?» by George F. Will
«The Washington Post»: «Books for the Ages» by Book World Staff
«The Washington Post»: «Seeing Isn’t Believing: The Fact Checker’s guide to manipulated video»
«The New Yorker»: «A Critic at Large: The Paternity Reveal» by Margaret Talbot
«The New Yorker»: «Can Emanuel Macron Stem the Populist Tide?» by Lauren Collins
«The New Yorker»: «What Will Follow Trump’s Canceled Strike on Iran?» by Robin Wright
«The New York Times»: «The Worm That Nearly Ate the Internet» by Mark Bowden
«The New York Times»: «The 50 Best Memoirs of the Past 50 Years»
«The New York Times»: «And Now the Dream of a Harris-Buttigieg Ticket» by Frank Bruni
«The New York Times Magazine»: «What Does Putin Really Want» by Sarah A. Topol
«Wired»: «Fear, Misinformation, and Measles Spread in Brooklyn» by Amanda Schaffer
«The Intercept»: «Making a Killing» by Sarah Aziza
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«The New York Times» : «Trump’s Slouching Toward War with Iran Is a Disgrace» by Roger Cohen
«The New York Times»: «Distress and Defiance in Teheran» by Salar Abdoh
«The New York Times»: «Podcast: Jill Lepore on the 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing»
«The New York Times»: «The Real Reason for Facebook’s New Cryptocurrency» by Kevin Werbach
«The New York Times»: «Deepfakes Are Coming. We Can No Longer Believe What We See» by Regina Rini
«The New York Times» : «Who Gets to Own the West?» by Julie Turkewiz
«The New York Times» : «The Pianist and the Lobster» by Errol Morris & Scott Gelber (illustrations)
“The New York Times Magazine”: “How A.S.M.R. Became s Sensation” by Jamie Lauren Keiles
«The New Yorker»: «Guantánamo’s Darkest Secrets» by Ben Taub
«The New York Review of Books»: «The Rules of the Game» by Michael Tomasky
«The New York Review of Books»: «The Impeachment Question» by Linda Greenhouse
«The Washington Post»: «A brief history of the world, according to Donald Trump» by Alexandra Petri
«The Washington Post»: «Murder in the Atlas Mountains» by Greg Miller & Souad Mekhennet
«The Washington Post»: «A dangerous confusion at the heart of Trump’s foreign policy» by Greg Jaffe
«The Washington Post» : «Aratha : Her story was in her songs» by Geoff Edgers
«The Atlantic»: «What Really Happened to Malaysia’s Missing Airplane» by William Langewiesche
«The Guardian»: «The rise oft he deepfake and the threat to democracy» by Simon Parkin
«The Guardian»: «Facebook’s plan to break the global financial system» by Evgeny Morozov
«The Guardian» : «Four reasons why Trump is crusing toward re-election» by Caas Mudde
«The Guardian»: «Podcast: Former US attorney Pete Bharara on American justice»
«London Review of Books»: «Britain’s Tories : Short Cuts» by Tom Crewe
«London Review of Books» : «Royal Bodies» by Hilary Mantel
«Correctiv» : «Grand Theft Europe – A Cross-Border Investigation»
«Longreads»: «Critics: Endgame» by Soraya Roberts
«Granta»: «Where Is Kigali?» by Linsey Hilsum
«Pro Publica»: «The Birth-Tissue Profiteers» by Caroline Chen
«Columbia Journalism Review»: «Boris Johnson and the limits of journalism» by Joe Alsop
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«The New York Times» : «Mohammed Mursi Died in a Sundproof Cage» by Mona Eltahawy
«The New York Times» : « Donald Trump Will Pick the Democatic Nominee» by Frank Bruni
“The New York Times”: “The End of Satire” by Justin E. H. Smith
«The New York Times Magazine»: «Elizabeth Warren Is Completely Serious» by Emily Bazelon
«The New York Times Magazine»: «Madonna at Sixty» by Vanessa Grigoriadis
«The New Yorker»: «Can Elizabeth Warren Win it All?» by Sheelah Kolhatkar
«The New Yorker»: «Liu Cixins War of the Worlds» by Jiayang Fan
«The New Yorker»: «The Empty Promise of Boris Johnson» by Sam Knight
«The New Yorker»: «Books: Where Are All the Books about Menopause?» by Sarah Manguso
«The New Yorker»: «Profiles: Secrets of the Magus» by Mark Singer
“The New York Review of Books”: “Are the Humanities History?” by Michael Masssing
«The New York Review of Books» : «O Billionaires» by Ben Fountain
«Washington Post»: «A Local’s Guide to Rome» by Erica Firpo (text) & Ginevra Sammartino
«Washington Post» : "Adrift in the Arctic» by Sarah Kaplan
“The Washington Post”: “A path back from the ruins” by Amie Ferris-Rotman
«The Guardian»: «The Trump administration’s dangerous fever dream about Iran» by Michael H Fuchs
«The Guardian»: «The long read: What animals can teach us about politics » by Frans de Wal
“The Guardian”: “Podcast: The reality of Reality TV”
«The Guardian»: «Podcast: Who is trying to ban abortion in the U.S?»
«The Observer» : «The truth about Tchernobyl ? I saw it with my own eyes...» by Kim Willsher
«medium»: «Species of Grief» by Meghan Daum
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"The New York Times»: «Family Vacation» by Veronica Chambers
«The New York Times» : «Europop» by The New York Times
«The New York Times Book Review»: «Summer Reading»
«The New York Times»: «You Can’t Trust the Far Right» by Alina Polyakova
«The New York Times» : «Black Women in Chicago Getting Things Done» by Salamisha Tillet
«The New York Review of Books»: «Democracy and Its Discontents» by Adam Tooze
«The Washington Post» : «It’s time to make rich people uncomfortabe again» by P.J. O’Rourke
«The Washington Post» : «How San Francisco broke America’s heart» by Karen Heller
«The Atlantic»: «The Peculiar Blindness of Experts» by David Epstein
«The Atlantic»: «Abolish the Priesthood» by James Carroll
«The Guardian»: «Podcast: «Is John Bolton trying to drive Trump to war with Iran? »
«The Guardian»: «Liftoff: The new race to the moon begins» by Stuart Clark
«The Guardian»: «The book that changed my mind» by several authors
«The Guardian»: «Why are arguments always so black and white?» by Eva Wisenman
«London Review of Books»: «Populism and the People» by Jan-Werner Müller
«New Statesman» : «How to get on with your political enemies» by Brian Weatherson
«Wired» : «Productivity and the Joy of Doing Things the Hard Way» by Rob Walker
«The Intercept»: «Podcast: Joe Biden Would Be a Disaster»
«Foreign Affairs»: «The Last War and the Next?» by Jon Finer
«the Paris Review»: «Walter Mosely: The Art of Fiction No. 234» by Thomas Gebremedhin
“New York Magazine”: “Pete Buttigieg: Wonder Boy” by Olivia Nuzzi
«Rolling Stone» : «On the Trail with Bernie Sanders 2.0» by Matt Taibbi
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