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The Accidental Architect of the Internet’s Brain

Daily Cartoon: Thursday, July 30th

Inside OpenAI’s Hack of Hugging Face

Mitch McConnell: The Musical

“One and No One,” by Gabriel Winslow-Yost

“Furious” Is a Crime Drama for a Post-Epstein World

Will Left-Wing Democrats Reinvent the Party or Hurt Its Chances in November?

The Irony and the Ecstasy of Colson Whitehead

Memorandum from the National Review Committee for National Day Designations

How Donald Trump Silenced the Voice of America

The Woman Who Took On the N.R.A. After Two Gun Suicides

Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, July 29th

Richard Blanco Reads Elizabeth Bishop

Three Books Sheila Heti Recommends

The Department of Labored Content

Fairfield Porter’s Lush, Lonely Vision of the World

Dear Pepper: How to Have Some of It All?

The Sunlit Joylessness of Netflix’s “Little House on the Prairie”

Charli XCX and the Strokes Are (Sort of) Making Rock Music

Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, July 28th

Trump’s Isolationism Is Losing the Great E.V. Race

The Kids Are Kind of Alright

The Kids Are Kind of All Right

Bari Weiss Is On It

How Bots Took Over Our Lives

Daily Cartoon: Monday, July 27th

“Tick Check,” by Michael Dickman

“Any Younger,” by Natalie Shapero

What Would It Mean to See a New Color?

The Myth of the Food Desert

Take Me Out to the Brainball Game

Pierre-Emmanuel Lyet’s “Repose”

Johnny Knoxville, America’s God of Mischief

John Leguizamo Is a Noble Fellow

How Netanyahu’s Top General Became His Strongest Challenger

Get Yer Statue of Liberty Here!

Fab Morvan Takes Back His Voice

Exit Memo

Briefly Noted Book Reviews

A Woman Lost Two Partners to Guns—Then the N.R.A. Came to Collect

“Padam Padam” Separates the Party People from the Homebodies

“Earthly Delights,” by Sheila Heti

Which Way Should the Democratic Party Go Now?

Sheila Heti on the Mystery of Lust

Sheila Heti Reads “Earthly Delights”

Restaurant Review: Somssi

Gregg Araki Thinks It’s Good to Get Your Heart Broken

Whoopi Goldberg Was and Always Will Be the Whole Show

The Rise of the “Scenario,” a Trendy Way of Forecasting our Dystopian Future

Congress Used to Work. What Happened?