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- The challenge of observing American democracy (The Atlantic).
- Biden should be worried (The New Republic).
- Many top AI researchers get financial backing from big tech (Wired).
- The Sackler family’s plans to keep its billions (The New Yorker).
- The animal-protection movement is everything that ‘woke’ activism isn’t (National Review).
- How Donald Trump can stage a political comeback (The National Interest).
- The new age of misogyny (New Statesman).
- What to consider when making big purchases (Ritholtz).
- Rulesy folks push paternalism (Overcoming Bias).
- The pandemic has turned The Office into a premature time capsule (Slate).
- A White House living in denial confronts reality (New York Times).
- Could Trump have infected Biden? (The Atlantic).
- Electoral chaos might ensue if Biden or Trump is forced out of the race (Slate).
- The Covid information war is entering a frightening new phase (Wired).
- Covid-19 and the threat within the White House (The New Yorker).
- Trump’s history of deception magnifies the chaos of his Covid-19 diagnosis (The New Republic).
- Dave Portnoy on the business of sports media (Ritholtz).
- Crisis in the Caucasus (New Statesman).
- Preparing the workforce for 2030 (CSIS).
- Covid-19 diagnosis provides an October surprise (Council on Foreign Relations).
- The Amy Coney Barrett discourse is a trap (The New Republic).
- The Fox News powder keg (The Atlantic).
- The students left behind by remote learning (The New Yorker).
- Decoupling: separation or divorce? (CSIS).
- Donald Trump’s taxes: will the $750 revelation matter? (New Statesman).
- Trump’s tax situation (Ritholtz).
- The most brazen trick Trump tried to pull on his taxes (Slate).
- The wealthy are the real welfare queens and Donald Trump is their king (MotherJones).
- Is Trump’s TikTok vendetta misplaced? (Vanity Fair).
- What’s going on with Brexit (Council on Foreign Relations).
- Trump’s taxes show chronic losses and years of tax avoidance (New York Times).
- No other Western democracy allows this (The Atlantic).
- The unbearable realism of The Comey Rule (The New Republic).
- Would Biden or Trump end America’s forever wars? (New Statesman).
- Was the identity of Q really just revealed? Everything we know (Slate).
- Stacey Abrams on how we’ll beat back voter suppression (Wired).
- How corporations pillaged the free market (Ritholtz).
- The Magnus Carlsen slide deck (Twitter).
- The digital divide and COVID-19 (RAND Corporation).
- Inside the Outpost (CSIS).
- Trump’s September outrages are testing the limits of shock (The New Yorker).
- Dumplings unwrapped (New Statesman).
- Bill Gates: the pandemic has erased years of progress (The Atlantic).
- How not to ruin your mail-in ballot (Slate).
- Solve for the Seattle equilibrium (Marginal Revolution).
- The forgotten feminists of the backlash decade (The New Republic).
- An Oscar contender considers the white working class (National Review).
- Justice, finally, for a war crime in El Salvador (The Nation).
- Trump is trashing the Constitution to stay in power (MotherJones).
- Mapping the U.S. pivot in Europe (Council on Foreign Relations).
- Freedom Day, 1963: A lost interview with James Baldwin (The New Yorker).
- The case for calling climate change “genocide” (The New Republic).
- The election that could break America (The Atlantic).
- Impeach Bill Barr (Slate).
- The 10 most useless phrases in financial markets (Ritholtz).
- Household net worth explodes: what are your thoughts? (The Reformed Broker).
- How close is a coronavirus vaccine? (Financial Times).
- Early pandemic bets paid off big for handful of Asia hedge funds (Bloomberg).
- Our nation of immigrants: the economics of immigration (Brookings Institution).
- Reset the table: food security (CSIS).
- Is this how Biden blows it? (The Atlantic).
- We’ll never know the pandemic’s true toll on the working class (The New Republic).
- What should the Democrats do now? (Slate).
- A dangerous moment for the Supreme Court (The New Yorker).
- Where was the battery at Tesla’s battery day? (Wired).
- Why did I think she wouldn’t die? (New York Magazine).
- Future of the middle class (Brookings Institution).
- Key trends in the global economy through 2030 (CSIS).
- Rising hunger: facing a food-insecure world (Council on Foreign Relations).
- The day after: navigating a post-pandemic world (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace).
- The Nikola scandal is a cautionary tale (The New Republic).
- If you care about the court, don’t talk about it (The Atlantic).
- It’s not hypocrisy (Slate).
- How should America regulate TikTok and other Chinese tech companies? (Marginal Revolution).
- The cheating scandal that ripped the poker world apart (Wired).
- The human cost of the WeChat ban (MIT Technology Review).
- The legal fight awaiting us after the election (The New Yorker).
- McMaster on America’s enemies (Ritholtz).
- On publishing and open access (Duck of Minerva).
- Yanis Varoufakis’s diary (New Statesman).
- The mighty Ruth Bader Ginsburg (The New Republic).
- McConnell is inventing excuses to grab RBG’s seat (Slate).
- 200,000 Americans are dead (The New Yorker).
- In search of a US beyond coronavirus (New Statesman).
- When the Republican Party was sane (Ritholtz).
- The U.S. is on the path to destruction (The Atlantic).
- Automation, training, and the middle class (Brookings Institution).
- My favourite new investing app on Earth (The Reformed Broker).
- Scenes from the Supreme Court vigil (New York Magazine).
- Deportation nation (New York Review of Books).
- Corporate America and QAnon’s joint mission to let the world burn (The New Republic).
- Is Biden blowing it with Latino voters? (Slate).
- The Facebook defectors turning Trump’s strategy against him (Wired).
- Zoom fatigue and the new ways to party (The New Yorker).
- Noam Chomsky: the world is at the most dangerous moment in human history (New Statesman).
- Why U.S. wildfires will only get worse (Council on Foreign Relations).
- Affirming American leadership: a call to action (CSIS).
- The international game theory of vaccines (Marginal Revolution).
- The day after: navigating a post-pandemic world (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace).
- Introducing the RAND space enterprise initiative (RAND Corporation).