Week of 2025-0601

Sunday 2025 June 1

• Gary Borjesson at 3 Quarks Daily: “Encouraging Good Actors: Using AI to Scale Consumer Power for the Common Good“
• Josh Marshall at Talking Points Memo: “Democrats’ Hamlet Moment Isn’t the Start of a Solution But the Heart of the Problem“

Monday 2025 June 2

• Paul Krugman: “Hating New York“
• Robert Farley at Lawyers, Guns, and Money: “The Attack“

Tuesday 2025 June 3

• Scott Samuelson at 3 Quarks Daily: “Solitary Confinement and the Exercise of Freedom“
• Mary Hrovat at 3 Quarks Daily: “Traveling Down Through Time“
• Paul Krugman: “We Are No Longer a Serious Country“
• Josh Kovensky at Talking Points Memo: “Some Dems Warn Colleagues: Crypto Bill Could Inject Some 19th Century Chaos Into US Economy“
• Josh Marshall at Talking Points Memo: “Trump’s Pageant of Corruption is a Gift to the Democratic Party“

Thursday 2025 June 5

• TJ Price at 3 Quarks Daily: “I’m in My ‘End-of-the-World’ Era“
• John Allen Paulos at 3 Quarks Daily: “Bullshit and Cons: Alberto Brandolini and Mark Twain Issue a Warning About Trump“
• Josh Marshall at Talking Points Memo: “Elon-Trump, Welcome to the Thunderdome“

Friday 2025 June 6

• Peter Dreier at Talking Points Memo: “Why Is Pete Hegseth Going to War Against Harvey Milk, 48 Years After He Was Assassinated?“
• Dana Milbank at The Washington Post: “They are not good at this“
• Robert Farley at Lawyers, Guns, and Money: “Operation Spider’s Web“

Saturday 2025 June 7

• Alizah Holstein at 3 Quarks Daily: “A Short Record of Minor Disturbances in Widener Library“
• Michelle Goldberg at The New York Times: “The Alarming Part of the Musk-Trump Dispute“
• Jacob JudahPaul Sonne and Anton Troianovski at The New York Times: “Secret Russian Intelligence Document Shows Deep Suspicion of China“
• Vimal Patel at The New York Times: “A College President Tried to Make the Move to a Republican State, and Failed“
• Paul Campos at Lawyers, Guns, and Money: “A shattered world: Revisiting ‘1984’“
• Paul Campos at Lawyers, Guns, and Money: “What America voted for“
• Paul Krugman: “Inventing the Renaissance: Ada Palmer“
• Rebecca Solnit at Meditations in an Emergency: “Notes on the Varieties of Resistance“
• Mike Masnick at TechDirt: “DOJ Complains About Burden Of Following Its Own Suggestion“
• Nina Totenberg and Anuli Ononye at NPR: “Supreme Court grants DOGE access to confidential Social Security records“