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Category: Culture
The Importance, and Incoherence, of Twitter’s Trump Ban
The horrific optics of January 6th shocked Twitter and other platforms into action. But any ban, no matter how prominent, is still a relatively superficial intervention, because it doesn’t change the platform’s underlying architecture.
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A Former Marine Stormed the Capitol as Part of a Far-Right Militia
In the assault, organized groups with military experience played an active role.
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Congrats on Turning 2021!
Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, January 13th
Post-Coronavirus Resocialization Programs
Once you get the vaccine, you can reënter society—with a little help from Social Care, Inc.
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The Ambitious Asia Society Triennial
The inaugural exhibition, unfolding in two installments, features works by some forty artists and collectives from twenty-one countries, including a room-filling textile sculpture by the Malaysian artist Anne Samat.
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Performances of Unstinting Ardor Electrify “Pieces of a Woman”
In Kornél Mundruczó’s film about the aftermath of a home-birth calamity, Vanessa Kirby, Shia LaBeouf, and Ellen Burstyn create an unforgettable impression.
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The Mail
Letters respond to Douglas Preston’s report on an archeological mystery in the Himalayas and Ian Frazier’s Personal History about reading “Lolita.”
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Graham Swift on Ghost Worlds
The author discusses “Blushes,” his story from this week’s issue of the magazine.
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