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Is it time for the Left to reclaim 'freedom'?
A Nobel-prize-winning economist paints a new vision for the future
Mar 20
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How to ruin the planet in 100 years or less
David Attenborough reflects on his 90-something years on planet Earth
Mar 18
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Multi-level marketing: The 100-year-old scam that keeps on scamming
The long and predatory history of the American pyramid scheme
Mar 13
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Are the oil billionaires going to hell?
George Saunders' latest novel puts fossil fuels in their much-needed context
Mar 11
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A time-bending, genre-breaking novel
Kaliane Bradley's 'The Ministry of Time' is surprising and original
Mar 6
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This is climate fiction at its most introspective
Stranded in Antarctica, a biologist grapples with his toxic morality
Mar 4
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February 2026
The stories behind the immigration headlines
Beautiful reporting, tragic stories
Feb 28
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Murakami: What's the big deal?
My first and last Murakami book
Feb 25
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How They Get You, by Chris Kohler
A fun read, but not a hopeful one
Feb 21
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When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows...
A boring book that did not meet the moment
Feb 18
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Before the Coffee Gets Cold, by Toshikazu Kawaguchi
Lots of ambience, not much else
Feb 14
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Tech bros want us to think their tech is 'smarter' than us. They're wrong.
What's really at stake when we give our lives over to the tools that claim to know us.
Feb 11
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