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November 25, 2013
Laura Bennett
Meet the Man Who Wrote a 260-Page Biography on His BlackBerry
November 25, 2013
Noreen Malone
How San Francisco's Latest Gold Rush Has Transformed the City
November 25, 2013
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Ben Crair
The Period Is Pissed
When did our plainest punctuation mark become so aggressive?
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November 24, 2013
David Thomson
Is Paolo Sorrentino Like Fellini? Even Better.
"The Great Beauty" and "Bastards" reviewed
November 23, 2013
David Thomson
Why Didn't an American Make '12 Years a Slave'?
November 23, 2013
Linda Kinstler
Do Readers Give Infographics a Free Pass?
Why we need to learn to scrutinize them like any other journalism
November 22, 2013
Adam Plunkett
What Happens When a Professor Tries To Use Philosophy to Prevent Suicide
November 22, 2013
Matthew Parris
What Makes Us Human? Doing Pointless Things for Fun
November 22, 2013
Ian Steadman
Viral video philosopher Jason Silva: "We're going to cure aging"
November 22, 2013
The New Republic Staff
On Our Cover: Hate-Watching Washington
November 22, 2013
Jerry A. Coyne
Amazing Sculptures of Insects Made from Old Mechanical Parts
Edouard Martinet turns motorcycle headlights and umbrella ribs into beautiful living things
November 22, 2013
Alice Robb
Yes, Japanese People Have Sex. But Do They Have Menopause?
November 22, 2013
Nora Caplan-Bricker
Dear FCC, Please Don't Let Me Use My Phone on Airplanes
November 22, 2013
Murray Kempton, James Ridgeway
A Heartbreaking Contemporary Account of America's Grief for Kennedy
The New Republic Covers The Assassination of JFK
November 22, 2013
Laurie Penny
An Interview With Neil Gaiman, the Internet's Favorite Fantasy Writer
"It was much, much more fun being absolutely unknown"
November 22, 2013
John Gray
Malcolm Gladwell Is America’s Best-Paid Fairy-Tale Writer
The heavily-footnoted uplift of 'David and Goliath'
November 21, 2013
Henry Fairlie
Television's Love Affair With John F. Kennedy
The New Republic Covers The Assassination of JFK
November 21, 2013
Alice Robb
How Many Cups of Coffee Should You Drink Per Day?
A cost-benefit analysis
November 21, 2013
Laura Bennett
Colbert Won the Night With His Trey Radel Jokes
November 21, 2013
David Thomson
Alexander Payne Has Mastered the Midwest. Now He Must Move to the Big City.

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