I’m proud to have edited and published one of these pieces today rollingstone.com/politics/polit…

How do you protest the most protected, insulated person on earth? Get as close as you can and start yelling. Inside one arm of the laser-focused anti-war effort to push Biden towards a ceasefire, for Rolling Stone rollingstone.com/politics/polit…

wrote about good people and bad ones discourseblog.com/p/the-people-y…

Today marks 4 years of Discourse Blog , if you can believe it. Having an outlet to say what I want without getting blackballed or fired has meant a lot to me.

As a thank you, we're having a 40% sale on subs all this weekend!

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can't stop thinking about the waystar royco-ass underling who pushed the button on a couple classic deadspin blogs right before it got sold for parts to a maltese 'startup' discourseblog.com/p/who-deletes-…

i got my skull measured at CPAC and it wasn't even the weirdest thing that happened to me there
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Like the other great story about CPAC debauchery, but all true! twitter.com/jscros/status/…

Spent the weekend covering the wild world of big tent politics at the CPAC afterparty scene for NYT Styles 💖 nytimes.com/2024/02/26/sty…

'He would pull down the wire, if he could. But the state will not remove it. Belatedly, he realized that there was something worse than migrants cutting fences on his ranch — that he had become implicated in moral injury. So, ultimately, are we.' Christopher Hooks rollingstone.com/politics/polit…

Not to be Bill Hader as Stefon but this piece has everything: Long Island energy in Manhattan; nihilism; power; men in suits; incredible writing; risotto puke...

For the February issue of Rolling Stone, I spent the fall inside the New York Young Republican Club — a maelstrom of ambition & anger at the heart of the MAGA movement. Along the way: a guy in full plate armor, a sink full of vomit, & Donald Trump himself. rollingstone.com/politics/polit…

Russian forces this eve struck Kharkiv Palace Hotel in Kharkiv. The hotel is one of the main places for foreign journalists, humanitarian volunteers, dignitaries. I’ve stayed countless times myself. The attack follows Friday’s massive Russian bombing.
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.Jack Crosbie wrote about the Kharkiv Palace in this very good @AirMaiWeekly story about war hotels. airmail.news/issues/2023-12…

Unlike previous eras, some war hotels are becoming a place where you’re as likely to lose your life as you are to get a hot shower. Jack Crosbie trib.al/Msl0E8a

For Air Mail, some reflections on expensive drinks, good water pressure, and occasionally war criminals at the breakfast buffet. With thanks to Clarissa Ward and Christopher Miller for their memories: airmail.news/issues/2023-12…