Would UBI actually work in America?
There is an ill-defined and naive hope that UBI will solve whatever particular political bogeyman is brought to the party
Society
Tuesday
Sunday
Space is the place — for war
Foreign hackers have broken codes that are integral to the effectiveness of satellites
Sunday
When did Robert de Niro become such a douchebag?
His display on CNN was tragic
Wednesday
WeWork is what happens when New York and Silicon Valley collide
While Silicon Valley is great at producing larger-than-life ideas fueled by a messiah complex, New York is great at producing larger-than-life people
Thursday
Journalistic ethics 101 with Pogrebin and Kelly
Controversial Times reporters discuss new Kavanaugh book
The accurate representation of the world
A reluctance to speak the truth instills an unwillingness or even inability to see the truth
Wednesday
Do Jewish lives matter to Bill de Blasio?
With anti-Semitic attacks rising in Brooklyn, New York’s mayor must act
Tuesday
Good morning, America
We dare to believe that we offer something that is lacking in journalism on both sides of the Atlantic
Sunday
How drones are dramatically changing warfare
Within a very few years, every vulnerable public building, sports stadium or city center will have to install some kind of drone defense
Saturday
Can we engineer our way out of the climate crisis?
New developments in technology offer the potential to avert disaster
Wednesday
9/11 and the false sense of American security
Eighteen years later, Americans are less clear-headed about threats than our Israeli allies
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Tuesday
Dispersing the clouds of the vape panic myth
Illicit THC products are the problem
Friday
How I became an ‘extremist’ overnight
As with the Covington students, my smile has been taken as evidence of a sinister right-wing conspiracy
Thursday
What’s ngext for Andy Ngo?
The Quillette subeditor is moving on to pastures new
Thursday
When will American schools catch up with the technological revolution?
Children in kindergarten or middle school today are likely to be educated for a world that will largely have disappeared by the time they graduate
Wednesday
Why American Jews are ‘disloyal’
Trump is a prophet without profit
Tuesday
Washington’s war on internet free speech
Republicans and Democrats are dueling to see who can write the worst policy
Monday
The NYT and the triumph of narrative journalism
Reactions to Trump have unveiled truths far greater than any lies he has told
Wednesday
How Google’s tunnel vision cost us all
The company was so singularly obsessed with beating Facebook at its own game that it missed broader trends that were about to rattle the industry
