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    Get to know our columnist even better. Sign up for his new newsletter and go behind the curtain with his candid reflections on politics, culture, higher education and more every week.

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  2. Inside the original programming morning meeting.

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  3. Online jazz tutorials allow students to study in slow-motion pianists' fingers flying on keyboards — like football players reviewing a recorded game

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    Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on why the world needs to care about the plight of the Anglophone Cameroonians.

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    This is the other must-read from the today. It is absolutely critical to understanding where our politics are. Obama took office on a tide of hope, but for many it was a rising tide of despair and disappearing opportunity.

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    “The opioid epidemic...was partly spread by doctors who were persuaded to ignore warning bells and prescribe these drugs liberally by companies that showered them with gifts and consulting fees.”

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    Terrific piece by historian on the way in which the abandonment of any regulation of media (Fairness Doctrine) -- technolibertarianism -- has led to our current malaise

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    There is someone — at the very bottom of the world in the land of Mad Max — who wants to play ball with the Mad King.

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  9. 2 hours ago

    Intent on some ideological takeaway from the 2018 results so far, we miss the human moral, observes. What matters most is the quality of the candidates and their campaigns.

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    The story of the mutation that wasn't

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  11. 3 hours ago

    From : In 2014, a Border Patrol agent at the airport in McAllen arrested me the moment I told him I was here illegally

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  12. 3 hours ago

    Scientific research focused on female athletes lags behind that of men, says says . Many studies fail to provide a thorough understanding of female physiology.

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  13. 4 hours ago

    The denunciation of the president and his party in papers like this one has done nothing to change their behavior. Seth Klarman, once New England's biggest donor to GOP, hopes money will.

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  14. 4 hours ago

    Beto O'Rourke isn't soaring because Texas is so suddenly changed. He's soaring because he's a seriously talented politician. Democrats sizing up 2020 prospects should remember that.

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    Against the glare of state violence in Cameroon, the movement for independence, which had been considered fringe, suddenly seemed legitimate, writes Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.

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    The suffering from the financial crisis has become the connective tissue of a demographic routinely denounced as lazy and spoiled.

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  17. I never made as much progress learning jazz as I did learning online. Was it the technology?

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    Donald Trump has finally found a friend in politics: Scott Morrison. Here meets our new PM who says of POTUS: “I think we both get it,”

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  19. One of the stranger legacies of the financial crisis is that young Americans have shouldered the blame for the country’s slow recovery

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  20. Oz puts out the welcome mat for president non grata. By .

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  21. Dowd: Trump may be “president non grata” in most places, as has written. But Australia’s Liberal (read Republican) government prides itself on what one top official refers to as their “deft and nonjudgmental” handling of the president.

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