Camus in love. He exchanged nearly 1,000 letters with Maria Casarès. They are intimate, poetic, unbridled

The Letters of Albert Camus & Maria Casarès

What An 8-Year-Old Taught Me About Love

Janet Malcolm’s journalistic persona was terrifyingly sharp. But her personal letters? “Messy, confusing, repetitive, and frequently boring”

Loving vs. Being in Love: Jane Welsh Carlyle on Navigating the Heart’s Contradictions

Joseph Kosuth by Klió and Noëma Kosuth

ICE Says It's Deporting More Immigrants Than Ever. Many Are Actually Leaving Voluntarily.

Democrats' Investigations Could Constitute 'Blatant Criminality,' Says White House Counsel

Rent Control Ballot Initiatives Won Almost Everywhere

Adam Smith’s Hidden Parable

Why Is Mexico Defying Latin America’s Right Turn?

Trump Orders Justice Department To Investigate His Congressional Critics, Saying They Deserve 'Imprisonment'

Albert Camus on Stubbornness and Creativity

Anthropologists love to debate if their field is insufficiently reflexive, too reflexive, too relativistic, or too subservient to dominant norms. Enough!

"Academics routinely betray their best selves and lapse into a tendentious moralism when they enter the wider world of American political debate"

Albuquerque Pays Nearly $1 Million to a Man Who Was Critically Injured When Its Police Chief Ran a Red Light

Why Politicians Love Stimulus Checks

Hope Is the Thing with Feathers, and with Fangs: The Alchemy of Unrequited Love and the Story Behind Emily Dickinson’s Most Famous Poem

It’s the Corruption, Stupid

Are There Problems Beyond the Reach of AI? Scott Aaronson & Brian Greene discussion

Perceptions