The German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other European leaders may finally have run out of patience with President Donald Trump: https://t.co/UUpwxzivaW
Fran Lebowitz discusses life in quarantine, growing old, and what she would put on her list of essential services: restaurants and bookstores. https://t.co/4JA1p3RZpQ
.@DAMendelsohnNYC on "The Mirror and the Light," and how the Tudor era has exercised a powerful fascination on artistic imaginations for centuries.
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New: Connecticut’s approach to affordable housing creates pockets of poverty, where low-income people are locked out of opportunities that are just around the corner.https://t.co/gSqEP5N4VG
Justice Elena Kagan is not a liberal icon like Ruth Bader Ginsburg, but, through her powers of persuasion, she’s the key Justice holding back the Supreme Court’s rightward shift. https://t.co/M07zATVyIs
“We can hear more stories now—not only life stories, but fiction, poems, comics, films, essays, both about trans people and by us,” writes @accommodatingly in her review of three new books that explore the variety of transgender experience. https://t.co/RnLf5WwPD8
@kurtstreeter @zagatam Thank you!! And thank you for your essay – so grateful for the chance to illustrate this. Looking forward to this page in print!