Sunday 2025 December 28
- Priya Malhotra at 3 Quarks Daily: “Why Ghosting Feels More Violent Than Direct Cruelty“
- Jeanne Britton at The Washington Post: “To appreciate new ‘Frankenstein’ creations, read the correct version“
- Becca Rothfeld at The Washington Post: “‘The West Wing’ was more cynical than we remember – and better for it“
- Ken MacVey at 3 Quarks Daily: “Bribes, Pardons, and Presidential Immunity“
- David Schönholzer at Works in Progress: “The entrepreneurial state“
- Tom Ough at Works in Progress: “Watt lies beneath“
Monday 2025 December 29
- Akim Reinhardt at 3 Quarks Daily: “Joy to the World, I Insist“
- Adam Grant at The New York Times: “Why We Fall for Narcissistic Leaders, Starting in Grade School“
- Jesús Rodríguez at The Washington Post: “Trump wants it known as the Gulf of America. How American is the gulf?“
- John McWhorter at The New York Times: “The Essence of Trumpian Language, in One Three-Letter Word“
- Samuel Watling at Works in Progress: “The road from serfdom“
Tuesday 2025 December 30
- Mariyam Cementwala at The Washington Post: “The State Department font change is about respect, not aesthetics“
- Michael Liss at 3 Quarks Daily: “A Painful Paradox: Hoover And The Bonus March“
- Marie Snyder at 3 Quarks Daily: “The Pluribus Utopia“
- Paul Krugman: “The Heritage Foundation Shows How MAGA Will Die“
- Benjamin Mullin at The New York Times: “NPR’s C.E.O. Was a Right-Wing Target. Then the Real Trouble Started.”
- Thomas B. Edsall at The New York Times: “Trump Has No Qualms“
- Nick Cowen at Works in Progress: “How the war on drunk driving was won“
- Justin Germain at Works in Progress: “Doom scrolling“
- Carola Conces Binder at Works in Progress: “Where inflation comes from“
- Josh Marshall at Talking Points Memo: “The Latest Defenses of SCOTUS’s Corruption Only Make the Case Against It“
- Chris Geidner at Law Dork: “Jan Crawford’s attack on SCOTUS “corruption” narrative was its own substance-free narrative“
Wednesday 2025 December 31
- Leanne Ogasawara at 3 Quarks Daily: “The Year of the Whale: Re-Reading Moby Dick“
- Doug Mouder at The Weekly Sift: “Take a Left at the Market“
- Ralph S Weir at Works in Progress: “Machines for living in“
- Jon Grinspan at The New York Times: “There Is a Way Out of This Mess“
- Sam Fortier and Jesse Dougherty at The Washington Post: “LSU, a governor and a $91 million lesson in college football’s power“
- GenXpletives: “Why Oklahoma’s Schools Can’t Survive Without Property Taxes“
Thursday 2026 January 1
- David Kordahl at 3 Quarks Daily: “The UFO Disclosure Trap“
- J.C. Hallman at Oklahoma Watch: “Judge Allows Attorney General to Intervene in State Farm Hail Lawsuit“
- Alyse Jones at koco.com: “ICE operation in southeast Oklahoma City leaves neighborhood in shock“
- Rebecca Solnit at Meditations in an Emergency: “People (Still) Have (Some of) the Power: Looking Forward to 2026“
- Quinn Yeargain at Bolts: “Hawaii Supreme Court Expands Rights of Defendants, and Once Again Rebukes SCOTUS“
- Robert M. Sapolsky at The New York Times: “Here’s What MAGA Gets Wrong About Testosterone“
- Virginia Postrel at Works in Progress: “The World of tomorrow“
- Samuel Watling at Works in Progress: “The failure of the land value tax“
- John Halstead & Phil Thomson at Works in Progress: “The prehistoric psychopath“
Friday 2026 January 2
- G. Elliott Morris at Strength in Numbers: “What your news diet says about your politics“
- Angela Starita at 3 Quarks Daily: “Towers in a Park Revisited“
- Eric Niiler at The New York Times: “NASA’s Largest Library Is Closing Amid Staff and Lab Cuts“
- Kim Phillips-Fein at The New York Times: “Since When Is It Radical to Reclaim New York for New Yorkers?“
- Agree Ahmed at Works in Progress: “The rise and fall of the Hanseatic League“
- Rachel Laudan at Works in Progress: “The daily grind“
- Benedict Springbett at Works in Progress: “The magic of through running“
- Benedict Springbett at Works in Progress: “Turning trains into trams“
Saturday 2026 January 3
- Wes O’Donnell: “China and Russia Love Trump’s New “Battleship” Idea“
- Ryan Kailath at Gothamist: “Unpacking the cultural references at Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s inauguration“
- Rebecca Hiscott at Works in Progress: “Brain-computer interfaces“
- Anya Martin at Works in Progress: “How to redraw a city“
- Samuel Hughes at Works in Progress: “Toronto’s underground labyrinth“
- Samuel Hughes at Works in Progress: “The merits of unified ownership“
- Josh Marshall at Talking Points Memo: “First Thoughts on Trump’s Excellent Venezuela Adventure“
- Kevin Blake at Works in Progress: “The evolution of bacteria“
- Ed Bradon at Works in Progress: “Magical systems thinking“
- Angadh Nanjangud at Works in Progress: “Inflatable space stations“
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