Doug Chayka

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[Internazionale @Internazionale]

Con la guerra in Ucraina sono tornate ad aumentare le spese per gli armamenti. Ma nessuno osa più mettere in discussione i profitti dell’industria militare. Immagine di copertina di Doug Chayka: https://t.co/Y4zgYA1IZv

[New York Times Opinion @nytopinion]

Could A.I. be our savior, hastening scientific breakthroughs that give us a do-over on climate change? asks @tomfriedman. https://t.co/CSQvAAISCy

[The Guardian @guardian]

Guardian front page, Thursday 6 April 2023 – Revealed: Royals took £1.2bn in private income from estates

[The Atlantic @TheAtlantic]

“When I suggested hiring a rat czar, I saw rats as the least controversial, most politically expedient way for the mayor—and New Yorkers—to get a much-needed win,” Xochitl Gonzalez writes. “I see things differently now.” https://t.co/udnog6sTpq

[Janine di Giovanni @janinedigi]

I'm not proud I witnessed three #Putin wars.
It's a wound.
But what are the takeaways from his brutality? How does he wage war? What tactics did he learn in #Chechnya #Syria that he is using today in #Ukraine?

@VanityFair

https://t.co/6Dd1KgOeCl

[Isaac Arnsdorf @iarnsdorf]

A couple months ago, @jdawsey1 challenged us to tackle the biggest question in American politics today: Is Trump fading? We fanned out across the 5 states that decide presidential elections, talked to 150+ Trump voters, and here's what we found... https://t.co/IFMcgTRjp3

[Keith Gessen @keithgessen]

I wrote about what Moscow looked and felt like in January, 2022, a month before the war, and what to begin to make of what’s happened since. Very grateful to @baunov and unnamed others for their insight. https://t.co/AjbNLUUTcy

[The Atlantic @TheAtlantic]

Today in The Atlantic: @davidfrum on the GOP’s unsuccessful strategy: weird, extreme, or obnoxious political candidates.

Plus: two books that show how police departments can alter their behavior, and what F. Scott Fitzgerald never says about Gatsby. https://t.co/93aRK6aUKX

[NYTimesGuild @NYTimesGuild]

Yesterday, @nytimes leaders thanked staff for "a remarkable year" with an email.

They can thank us by agreeing to more bargaining dates. They can thank us with raises. They can thank us with a contract that acknowledges we are part of the success.

[Doug Chayka @dougchayka]

via @NYTimes https://t.co/cbCUQeCZuW

[The New Republic @newrepublic]

In debates about the American system of government, it can be easy to forget that the Framers’ true innovation was attempting to govern such a large territory by anything resembling popular government. https://t.co/vpExw0OkAr

[Washington Post Opinions @PostOpinions]

@RuthMarcus Originalism doesn’t serve to constrain but to justify. This is not a fair fight — or an honest one, @RuthMarcus writes.

"And it is one with dangerous consequences.”

Read her full essay here: https://t.co/ZIcYE62zkz

[Washington Post Opinions @PostOpinions]

@RuthMarcus Originalism is the legal theory that dominates the thinking of this conservative Supreme Court, @RuthMarcus writes.

"Not all of the conservative justices are committed originalists. I count four of the six." https://t.co/ZIcYE62zkz

[Washington Post Opinions @PostOpinions]

Originalism is bunk. Liberal lawyers shouldn’t fall for it, @RuthMarcus writes in the latest Opinions Essay. https://t.co/BSwRz8rHUi

[The New Republic @newrepublic]

For our December issue, available today, we asked 12 people we admire—writers, academics, politicians, activists—to imagine that it’s 2050. Does the United States of America still exist in its current form? https://t.co/IvXMrwNl4z

Cover illustration by @dougchayka

[The White House 46 Archived @WhiteHouse46]

The Student Loan Debt Relief application is open!

Apply now and encourage others to take advantage of this relief.

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[Michael Kruse @michaelkruse]

New this morning for @POLITICO and @POLITICOMag. https://t.co/ub52M9Pu91

[The White House 46 Archived @WhiteHouse46]

Student Debt Relief Update:

Today, the U.S. Department of Education is previewing the student debt relief application form. Here’s the latest:

[New York Magazine @NYMag]

TikTok has achieved the dream of every young platform: unavoidability. Now what? @jwherrman writes https://t.co/N6GH7DbDVV

[David Enrich @davidenrich]

For every business scandal I've covered over the years, big law firms were lurking in the background.

Lawyers at these firms quietly dished info to me and many other reporters. One result: The media largely avoided writing critically about our sources in the legal industry.