Magazines The AtlanticFollowThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·March 21, 2019 Readers share their thoughts on how to improve recycling processes in the United States: https://t.co/SpuovPTtWmReply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on Twitter2TwitterThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·March 21, 2019 Facebook reached a landmark settlement with a host of civil-rights groups over discriminatory advertising practices, reports @alexismadrigal. https://t.co/Zyos7qVeNRReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter6Like on Twitter23TwitterThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·March 21, 2019 .@TomRosenstiel has spent his life in newsrooms, but when he started writing political thrillers, he realized his heroes couldn't be journalists. Here's why: https://t.co/2DCZ3u70JIReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter4Like on Twitter23TwitterRetweet on TwitterThe Atlantic RetweetedJemele Hill@jemelehill·March 21, 2019 ICYMI: My latest column column for @TheAtlantic on Antonio Brown. His methods were extreme, but necessary https://t.co/4PMJgpw44jReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter47Like on Twitter212TwitterLoad More... New York MagazineFollowNew York Magazine@NYMag·March 21, 2019 Will anyone from Radiohead show up for their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction? https://t.co/0jKy0icpPyReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter1Like on Twitter3TwitterNew York Magazine@NYMag·March 21, 2019 #AskPolly: "Why do I keep writing letters to feel better when it only makes me feel worse?" https://t.co/MADnCuYx0LReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter2Like on Twitter4TwitterNew York Magazine@NYMag·March 21, 2019 Is Bernie Sanders the most electable Democratic presidential candidate? https://t.co/MQ83tl3n2wReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter4Like on Twitter27TwitterNew York Magazine@NYMag·March 21, 2019 .@jerrysaltz can't stop thinking about this gripping painting, which is an atlas of American violence, secular fundamentalism, crazed crowds, execution, martyrdom, the starvation of the spirit, and a complete lack of amazing grace https://t.co/5ofNZjGxDeReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter9Like on Twitter13TwitterLoad More... The New YorkerFollowThe New Yorker@NewYorker·March 21, 2019 Where does art come from? At age forty-nine, the poet Peter Sacks transformed into a painter, discovering in himself an unmapped artistic world. Reply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on TwitterTwitterThe New Yorker@NewYorker·March 21, 2019 The photographer Al Thompson’s sparse, black-and-white palette conveys a tenderness and affection for his subjects, the residents of a town that is facing gentrification: https://t.co/dX1PsPssGa 4Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter21Like on Twitter84TwitterThe New Yorker@NewYorker·March 21, 2019 A Q. & A. with the former interim chair of the Democratic National Committee, on why she is working for Fox News: https://t.co/0XebHV9vFV Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter7Like on Twitter19TwitterThe New Yorker@NewYorker·March 21, 2019 The Shen Yun advertising campaign is so ubiquitous and intense that it has, in recent months, become a meme. 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VANITY FAIRFollowVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·March 21, 2019 Let's discuss that #CaptainMarvel end of credits scene https://t.co/aCJg4XdJab Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter2Like on Twitter9TwitterVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·March 21, 2019 Disney just got one step closer to owning every piece of content you see https://t.co/hlSdh8CeotReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter15Like on Twitter36TwitterVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·March 21, 2019 It's wonderful to see Lupita Nyong'o finally get a substantial lead role in #Us, whose material she "tears into the material with a compelling hunger." @rilaws reviews: https://t.co/1ijYQDiFrSReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter9Like on Twitter40TwitterVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·March 21, 2019 Meet Billa, the rapper son of alleged college-admissions scandal parents https://t.co/h8FlKJEFSjReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter3Like on Twitter10TwitterLoad More... The NationFollowThe Nation@thenation·March 21, 2019 What are we supposed to do about the actual Nazis living among us? https://t.co/WceJ5HyZ5vReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter2Like on Twitter3TwitterThe Nation@thenation·March 21, 2019 The right is hell-bent on dismantling the most progressive agency in government. https://t.co/FlJBbtHMGiReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter29Like on Twitter44TwitterThe Nation@thenation·March 21, 2019 What in the world have we learned from our repetitive military failures? Evidence suggests that, when it comes to our senior military leaders at least, the answer would be: nothing at all. https://t.co/wQmDEhPZJcReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter11Like on Twitter25TwitterThe Nation@thenation·March 21, 2019 Confronting Puerto Rico’s Coal Ash Crisis https://t.co/CNfYZcvelHReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter9Like on Twitter8TwitterLoad More... TIMEFollowTIME@TIME·March 21, 2019 New Zealand has announced an immediate ban on military-style weapons following last week's mosque shootings https://t.co/wYJKus167T Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter79Like on Twitter242TwitterTIME@TIME·March 21, 2019 "They think they can silence us." How Nicaragua is waging a war on journalists https://t.co/KIP3znyO13Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter23Like on Twitter48TwitterTIME@TIME·March 21, 2019 "Want to stop climate change? Then it's time to fall back in love with nuclear energy" https://t.co/8g6YjDso8jReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter32Like on Twitter97TwitterTIME@TIME·March 21, 2019 Watch the new trailer for Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' https://t.co/MLf1ZPeRK8Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter31Like on Twitter121TwitterLoad More... Scientific AmericanFollowScientific American@sciam·March 20, 2019 Big religion may have gotten too much credit for the evolution of modern society https://t.co/vYUDxg3dLd Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter22Like on Twitter81TwitterScientific American@sciam·March 20, 2019 What can be done to combat widespread loneliness? https://t.co/PwZ7BMVvIiReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter29Like on Twitter86TwitterScientific American@sciam·March 20, 2019 Brain-machine interfaces can send and receive communications to and from neural circuits in the body. Existing interfaces are imprecise or sluggish, but newer versions could deduce a person's intentions to move. Learn more in our April issue: https://t.co/AZJtGJfQ4x Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter73Like on Twitter166TwitterRetweet on TwitterScientific American RetweetedLee Billings@LeeBillings·March 20, 2019 If you haven't read my @sciam Q&A with @MGleiser, the recipient of 2019's Templeton Prize, I hope you will. Most folks will focus on the atheism bit, but Gleiser's thoughts on our cosmic significance resonate with me the most. We need a new unifying myth! https://t.co/VdVGMsRTag Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter23Like on Twitter53TwitterLoad More... Share This:Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)MoreClick to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)
