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Editor in chief, The Atlantic.

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    To watch "The Crown" alongside "The Reagans," Showtime’s new documentary series about America’s own lustrous ’80s-era dynasty, is to see four different models of female power colliding with history, and with one another. writes:

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    "This disaster underscores how China’s political system is ill-suited for the role of global superpower."

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    “We’re watching a system breaking in front of us and we’re helpless to stop it." 's latest:

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    I'm afraid that after reading this I may not eat in a restaurant ever again!

    Not to be read while eating.
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  5. 6 hours ago

    When does not bring fun animal facts, though?

    On this week's episode of The Ticket, walks through just how bad things are likely to get with the pandemic, and why the work not being done now is threatening Thanksgiving **2021** (He also brought some fun animal facts at the end)
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    On this week's episode of The Ticket, walks through just how bad things are likely to get with the pandemic, and why the work not being done now is threatening Thanksgiving **2021** (He also brought some fun animal facts at the end)

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    Not to be read while eating.

    friends, this is a hell of a lede.
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    The University of Nebraska Medical Center has been specifically preparing for emerging infections for nearly two decades. But even it is rapidly approaching a breaking point—a fact that should shake the entire U.S., writes:

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    "You don’t need to be a weatherman to know which way the wind blows, and you don’t need to be a mental-health professional to see that something’s very seriously off with Trump...." -- :

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    Former top intelligence official in the Trump administration Sue Gordon tells that adversaries trying to undermine American democracy can now "sit back" because America's own President is doing it for them.

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  11. 8 hours ago

    "...[A] lot of things that responsible people dismiss out of hand as ridiculous are in fact real. The louder the Yale political science department and the staff of The Atlantic magazine scream 'conspiracy theory,' the more interested we tend to be." -- Tucker Carlson.

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    🚨I wrote about UNMC--the hospital that, perhaps more than any other in the US, had prepared for a pandemic. It has amazing facilities. Its staff anticipated, planned, drilled. And now? “I don’t see how we avoid becoming overwhelmed,” one doc said. 1/

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    This article from (seemingly) eons ago is worth reading again:

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    "Our instincts are often wrong, and we sometimes need to do the opposite of what they tell us to do." In "How to Build a Life," writes that we may need to move our bodies precisely when we most want to curl up, for the sake of our happiness:

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    I never thought to imagine what the ruins of a giant telescope might look like but now I know. A sad story, beautifully written by

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    "Democracy depends on the consent of the losers." "How America Ends," by , which we published over a year ago, was (depressingly) prescient.

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    "Congressional Republicans may be engaged in the political equivalent of a murder-suicide by abetting Donald Trump’s claims that the election was stolen from him." Strong words from :

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    "I expect the U.S. to be reporting over 2,000 deaths/day in 3 wks’ time,” Bedford concluded. “This doesn’t assume any further increases in circulation & is essentially ‘baked into’ currently reported cases." Read & on what's coming.

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    Serious for a moment: I have a special needs son. He's sometimes maddening; he's often amazing. Like every child, Charley is complicated. This story is, too, and it's not an easy read. But sometimes it's good to think about complicated things.

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