Daughters and Trumps
The Republican Inferno
Inside Trump's View of African-Americans and Inner Cities
Does your garden need a fall cleanup? Not so fast.
Donald Trump’s Sad, Lonely Life
Major GOP Donors Are Asking Trump for Their Money Back
Editorial: In the end, Hillary Clinton is the only qualified candidate, and the best choice
Two Women Say Donald Trump Touched Them Inappropriately
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Reading archive 2016-10-06 through 2016-10-11
How to Build a Democratic Majority That Lasts
The Editorialists Have Spoken; Will Voters Listen?
Who’s Sorry Now? The Country
Drudge Report’s playing down and politicizing of Hurricane Matthew was ‘deplorable’
A caller had a lewd tape of Donald Trump. Then the race to break the story was on.
Buffett Calls Trump’s Bluff and Releases His Tax Data
John McCain Unendorses Donald Trump: He’s (finally) had enough.
The GOP tumbles toward anarchy: ‘It’s every person for himself or herself’
A generation of GOP stars stands diminished: ‘Everything Trump touches dies’
The facts about Hillary Clinton and the Kathy Shelton rape case
Why was Trump lurking behind Clinton? How body language dominated the debate.
What two body language experts saw at the second presidential debate
When Trump went low, Steve Bannon found a new direction: Lower.
Trump’s truest believers start to worry: ‘You could easily lose this election’
Dwight Howard’s Last Stand: The outcast of the Banana Boat generation has one more chance to get things right
Beautiful, Stirring, and Overcrowded: The many small successes, and one large failure, of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Donald and Billy on the Bus
What Hillary Clinton's email scandal is really about, explained with a cartoon
There’s no Hillary Clinton “email scandal.” There are four of them. Or maybe six. Or none. An explanation of why the Clinton email scandal is so confusing.
The rape allegation against Bill Clinton, explained
DEAR DONALD TRUMP AND VLADIMIR PUTIN, I AM NOT SIDNEY BLUMENTHAL
The Editorialists Have Spoken; Will Voters Listen?
Who’s Sorry Now? The Country
Drudge Report’s playing down and politicizing of Hurricane Matthew was ‘deplorable’
A caller had a lewd tape of Donald Trump. Then the race to break the story was on.
Buffett Calls Trump’s Bluff and Releases His Tax Data
John McCain Unendorses Donald Trump: He’s (finally) had enough.
The GOP tumbles toward anarchy: ‘It’s every person for himself or herself’
A generation of GOP stars stands diminished: ‘Everything Trump touches dies’
The facts about Hillary Clinton and the Kathy Shelton rape case
Why was Trump lurking behind Clinton? How body language dominated the debate.
What two body language experts saw at the second presidential debate
When Trump went low, Steve Bannon found a new direction: Lower.
Trump’s truest believers start to worry: ‘You could easily lose this election’
Dwight Howard’s Last Stand: The outcast of the Banana Boat generation has one more chance to get things right
Beautiful, Stirring, and Overcrowded: The many small successes, and one large failure, of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Donald and Billy on the Bus
What Hillary Clinton's email scandal is really about, explained with a cartoon
There’s no Hillary Clinton “email scandal.” There are four of them. Or maybe six. Or none. An explanation of why the Clinton email scandal is so confusing.
The rape allegation against Bill Clinton, explained
DEAR DONALD TRUMP AND VLADIMIR PUTIN, I AM NOT SIDNEY BLUMENTHAL
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Reading archive 2016-10-05
The Rise of the ‘Bromosexual’ Friendship
Debate Takeaways: Tim Kaine Presses Mike Pence on Russia, but Not Gay Rights
DONALD TRUMP IS TEARING THE NFL APART: Fights. Friendships ended. Racial divides. Requirements not to talk about a combustible candidate on team property. B/R Mag’s examination of the football locker room electorate reveals that America’s most popular sport is just as politically divided as the nation itself
We might live in a computer program, but it might not matter: Several physicists have suggested that our Universe is not real and is instead a giant simulation. Should we care?
New Debate Strategy for Donald Trump: Practice, Practice, Practice
Against Donald Trump: For the third time since The Atlantic’s founding, the editors endorse a candidate for president. The case for Hillary Clinton.
Debate Takeaways: Tim Kaine Presses Mike Pence on Russia, but Not Gay Rights
DONALD TRUMP IS TEARING THE NFL APART: Fights. Friendships ended. Racial divides. Requirements not to talk about a combustible candidate on team property. B/R Mag’s examination of the football locker room electorate reveals that America’s most popular sport is just as politically divided as the nation itself
We might live in a computer program, but it might not matter: Several physicists have suggested that our Universe is not real and is instead a giant simulation. Should we care?
New Debate Strategy for Donald Trump: Practice, Practice, Practice
Against Donald Trump: For the third time since The Atlantic’s founding, the editors endorse a candidate for president. The case for Hillary Clinton.
Tuesday, October 4, 2016
Reading archive 2016-10-04
I'm from Atlantic City. I've seen how Donald Trump's false promises devastate a community.
In the Future, We Will All Watch ‘Overwatch’: With serious investment from major sports franchises, gaming is going mainstream, if it doesn’t destroy itself first
The Other Trump
Mr. Trump’s Government Bailout
In the Future, We Will All Watch ‘Overwatch’: With serious investment from major sports franchises, gaming is going mainstream, if it doesn’t destroy itself first
The Other Trump
Mr. Trump’s Government Bailout
Monday, October 3, 2016
Reading archive 2016-10-03
Sunday, October 2, 2016
Reading archive 2016-10-02
This Is Hillary Clinton's Millennial 'Problem' - "There are only so many times one can insist that young voters
capitulate to a political party’s sole demand—vote for us!—in exchange
for nothing.
"This might not seem such a bad thing. Positions shift. Parties evolve. A serious threat of millennial desertion might lead to a natural compromise: support, in exchange for real policy concessions going forward. So why have liberal pundits resisted such a move? Why are they intent on not just defeating but discrediting the ideological preferences of the young left, dismissing them not as a legitimate divergence but as mere ignorance and confusion?
"Perhaps the theory that political choices meaningfully reflect political preferences can help us here, as well. Many older people, including liberals, tend to be more conservative than younger voters. These ideological preferences are real, and we should take them as seriously as they should take the preferences of millennials. These older liberals would like their vision of society to prevail. They would like to win. It is therefore in their interests to discredit and defeat opponents of that vision, be they reactionary nativists or young anti-capitalists. One way to defeat them is to use their positions as public commentators in order to attack those opponents, to call them confused and unserious and dangerous. And so they have."
Whatever is actually in Trump’s tax returns is worse than what the New York Times says: Trump is making clear that whatever is really in his tax returns would be devastating to his campaign.
The most shocking part of Donald Trump’s tax records isn’t the $916 million loss everyone’s talking about
As news of Trump’s taxes breaks, he goes off script at a rally in Pennsylvania
"This might not seem such a bad thing. Positions shift. Parties evolve. A serious threat of millennial desertion might lead to a natural compromise: support, in exchange for real policy concessions going forward. So why have liberal pundits resisted such a move? Why are they intent on not just defeating but discrediting the ideological preferences of the young left, dismissing them not as a legitimate divergence but as mere ignorance and confusion?
"Perhaps the theory that political choices meaningfully reflect political preferences can help us here, as well. Many older people, including liberals, tend to be more conservative than younger voters. These ideological preferences are real, and we should take them as seriously as they should take the preferences of millennials. These older liberals would like their vision of society to prevail. They would like to win. It is therefore in their interests to discredit and defeat opponents of that vision, be they reactionary nativists or young anti-capitalists. One way to defeat them is to use their positions as public commentators in order to attack those opponents, to call them confused and unserious and dangerous. And so they have."
Whatever is actually in Trump’s tax returns is worse than what the New York Times says: Trump is making clear that whatever is really in his tax returns would be devastating to his campaign.
The most shocking part of Donald Trump’s tax records isn’t the $916 million loss everyone’s talking about
As news of Trump’s taxes breaks, he goes off script at a rally in Pennsylvania
Saturday, October 1, 2016
Reading archive 2016-10-01
Donald Trump Opens New Line of Attack on Hillary Clinton: Her Marriage
Penn Station Reborn: Decades ago, New York lost one of its grand entryways. What if a new one were hiding in plain sight?
Are Wild Blueberries More Nutritious Than Farm-Raised?
Trump Tax Records Obtained by The Times Reveal He Could Have Avoided Paying Taxes for Nearly Two Decades
Penn Station Reborn: Decades ago, New York lost one of its grand entryways. What if a new one were hiding in plain sight?
Are Wild Blueberries More Nutritious Than Farm-Raised?
Trump Tax Records Obtained by The Times Reveal He Could Have Avoided Paying Taxes for Nearly Two Decades
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