'Democrats see an opportunity to do what they’ve wanted Republican speakers to do for years: sideline the far right.' From Russell Berman theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

Here is a good piece about free speech on campus from The Atlantic. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Great piece by Daniel Block for The Atlantic on the possible electoral fallout from Gaza, feat. the work and wisdom of some smart folks (and me...) theatlantic.com/international/…

My first piece for The Atlantic I loved President Ford and know that he would’ve had Liz Cheney’s back. Time for quiet Republicans to step up and make some noise for democracy. George Conway Mike Barnicle Ronald Brownstein Ron Filipkowski Jonathan Reiner Joe Scarborough theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

This is the kind of reporting-based, deadline-written, NYC-centric column that once was a fixture in the Times and Daily News. A Michael Powell gem, on the Columbia protest:
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'We both believe that shared decision making in medicine can work, but many doctor-patient interactions today are not working,' Emily Oster and Nathan Fox write. 'Two things are missing from this conversation: some common knowledge, and a script': theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

“After two days at Columbia … I was struck by how unusual that sentiment — I understand my opponent’s suffering — had become and how rarely I’d heard anyone talk of making an effort to understand the other. Maximal anger was all that lingered”
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'No one won here,' Michael Powell writes. 'Student protesters took pride in their collective revolutionary power, and yet appeared to have few leaders worthy of the term and made maximalist claims and unrealistic demands.' theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Read David Hume Kennerly on why he resigned from the Gerald Ford Foundation, in his own words: theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

If Trump returns to office, he will:

1) Wreck the US legal system to escape consequences of his crimes and frauds;

2) Betray Ukraine and destroy NATO;

3) Wage trade wars and capsize the world economy.

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I wasn't sure it was possible to top his previous 'Sphere and Loathing in Las Vegas,' but Charlie Warzel gives it a game try with, 'Sphere Is the Mind Killer.' theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

I wrote about a truly impossible question: What makes us happiest—marriage, social well-being, or financial security?

And came away with a new theory: that the correlation between these 3 things—the “happiness trinity”—helps explain why marriage is falling most, and loneliness…

From Kathy Gilsinan, back to the future of the DeLorean: wired.com/story/delorean…

Here are a few things that Donald Trump’s lawyer says a president ought to be immune from prosecution for doing:
-selling nuclear secrets
-employing the U.S. military to assassinate a political rival
-launching a coup

Read David A. Graham: theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

“I have taught First Amendment law for 44 years, and as many other experts have confirmed, this is not a close question.” theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Good reminder of why ⁦Sophie Gilbert⁩ is our regnant critic, a status recently ratified by the National Magazine Awards theatlantic.com/culture/archiv…

George Packer may be unpopular for this essay but it is right on the mark in my view. For years some ever-enlarging precincts of university curriculums have indeed created a crisis of our own making on campuses. Read and reflect?
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The Atlantic is publishing several of my essays (with a new introduction) in a book this fall!

On the Housing Crisis: Land, Development, Democracy will hit the shelves just in time for you to argue with your various relatives over the holidays.

'Tom Cotton has never seen a left-wing protest he didn’t want crushed at gunpoint,' Adam Serwer 🍝 writes: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

| Elaina Plott Calabro⁩’s remarkable profile of ⁦Speaker Mike Johnson⁩ is a must read.
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