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The Climate Crisis Gives Sailing Ships a Second Wind

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In February, 1912, Londoners packed a dock on the River Thames to gawk at the Selandia, a ship that could race through the...
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“The Bicycle Accident”

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“Evie’s accident with the bike,” they would call it. Or, if a reproach was intended, a hint that Evie had no one but...
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The Crossword: Thursday, April 27, 2023

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Play Name Drop, The New Yorker’s Trivia Game: Thursday, April 27, 2023

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Is It Sexist to Want Dianne Feinstein to Retire?

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Last month, Senator Dianne Feinstein was hospitalized with shingles. Feinstein, who is eighty-nine, and who has held her seat in Congress for more...
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Might as Well Ban It All

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Ban the President. Ban remote learning. Ban dumb questions. Ban singing Oasis at karaoke. Source link
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Jai Paul, a Mysterious Pop Legend, Is Finally Performing

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In his New York début, he was stiff at first, but the crowd loosened him up, and his voice soared. Source link
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What’s Going On with Samuel Alito?

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How many people and organizations can Justice Samuel Alito accuse of having bad will or dishonest motives in a short dissent—fewer than nine...
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Climate Dread Coexists with Merriment in “Belle River”

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In the spring of 2019, the filmmakers Guillaume Fournier, Samuel Matteau, and Yannick Nolin travelled from Quebec to Louisiana to shoot the final...
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How to Choose a Jury of Trump’s Peers

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On Tuesday morning, forty-eight unsuspecting New Yorkers were ushered into a courtroom in lower Manhattan and told that the federal judiciary needed their...
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