The Anti-Bullying Paradox

Would an influential jeremiad against American literature’s devotion to emotional immaturity change writerly habits? Alas, no

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Open Thread

A Reduction of the Seraglio

Social science studies may promise anonymity, but participant identities often lurk in public data

A Brilliant Interrogation Of Philosophy And Wonder

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A Civil War, A Bestseller, And The Trial That Divided France

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The Labor Movement’s AI Split

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The Advantage of the Stronger

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On the Life and Philosophy of Henri Bergson

Federal Judge Halts Minnesota's Prediction Market Ban, Signaling Other States' Efforts Might Be Illegal Too

Extreme Heat Comes for the Red Chile Capital of Pakistan

RFK Jr. Wants More FDA Oversight of Food Ingredients. It Could End Up Costing $210 Million.

Before puritanism and personality cults made it boring, affect theory brimmed with real intellectual potential. Laura Kipnis explains

The End of Oak Street Is a Nasty, Effective Exercise in Dino Terror