In a new solo show at the Gugenheim, Taryn Simon attempts to tell the story of America through images. “Simon’s documentation of the institutional uses of photography rarely coheres into a point of view, as if, for her, cataloguing them is enough,” Emily Witt writes.https://t.co/2fD8akZjjH
This is the definitive piece on what happened in Minneapolis, by @embot, who was there from the beginning and has stayed with the story long after most reporters left. https://t.co/mPw1iVfUtl
My most recent @newyorker article is about the human and moral cost of last winter's ICE surge to Minnesota. I spent all of this year reporting it and while I'm pleased to see it triggering the bots, I hope you will read it too.
Between December, 2025, and February, 2026, more than 3,000 federal immigration agents were deployed in Minneapolis—detaining nearly 4,000 immigrants, and killing two U.S. citizens. Emily Witt reports on the aftermath of Operation Metro Surge.
https://t.co/CfT8z9mJ6h
@jaycaspiankang Brazilians saying that ever since the national jersey was co-opted by Bolsonarism in 2013 the team has been failing, the CBF is corrupt, authoritarian-friendly Evangelicalism (Neymar) is bad for football and that they're worshipping the wrong gods.
“Mindlessly hedonistic, snobbishly insular, and punishingly cliquish though it might seem (and is), the booming Bushwick club scene has lately drawn the attention of ‘serious’ writers and thinkers.” New online: @comradesanchez on rave writing. https://t.co/gFlZFQBn3t
The controversial weed killer Roundup is now being deployed in private and public forests at record rates.
We go inside the secret plan that helped make it possible. https://t.co/QVRWIQDQL2
“People said that he was an avid philologist, and had a giant file devoted to the word ‘dust,’ and believed that it was imperative to learn Anglo-Saxon.” From Issue 11: Emily Witt on J. H. Prynne. https://t.co/iObSfCrPNM
When you start "the world's biggest bookstore" and buy a print publication but think encouraging a culture of reading is a waste of money and kill its books section.
@lxeagle17 ah cool, thank you for explaining that, let's keep going back and forth in a way that optimizes our engagement with a broken website instead of doing what's right.