Bryan Johnson and the meme-ing of life
There’s a difference between living and existing
Death
Friday
Monday
Chicken soup for the souls: a feast for the dead
In Britain and Ireland, children and poor people would go door to door on November 2, singing and asking for soul cakes
Thursday
Böcklin brings out the dead
A Swiss Symbolist haunted by the beyond
Monday
The peculiar American attitude toward death
Taking our mortality too seriously has been an increasing problem in our country. Thank heavens for the satirists who refuse to do so
Does your mass shooting suit my worldview?
Democrats rapidly and wrongly assume the Monterey Park atrocity was racially motivated. The shooter and victims were all Asian
Wednesday
The wellness retreat reborn
What happens when a millennial death doula renovates a dilapidated palacio in northern Portugal?
Monday
Blake Butler: ‘I don’t want this story to end as “Molly killed herself”’
The author was criticized for his revealing memoir about his late wife
Thursday
Mocking murdered leftists is not based
If you’re delighting in the deaths of progressives killed by maniacs, you are not claiming the moral high ground
Friday
Flashback: Dianne Feinstein smokes schoolchildren in climate debate
The California senator passed away aged ninety
Wednesday
The problem facing US cemeteries
Cemeteries like ours ‘saw their best days prior to 1900,’ says Paul
Thursday
Dumb risks are worth taking
Striving and searching for the new is a good thing, even if it ends in tragedy
Saturday
Martin Amis’s death is the end of a great British comic tradition
The novelist leaves a distinctive and distinguished legacy
Monday
Daniel Penny’s mistake was to resist mayhem
He protected every person in that subway car. So now he’s got to pay
Sunday
The Jordan Neely Rorschach test
Is this a black man, destroyed and choked by oppression, or the inevitable result of societal decay?
Tuesday
Queen Elizabeth II made a difference — to Britain and the world
Her commitment to duty was remarkable
Tuesday
The pagan rites of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
To rest in power is an impossible proposition because those who crave power can never truly be at peace
