Magazines The AtlanticFollowThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·May 26, 2019 In this week's Dear Therapist, @lorigottlieb1 helps a woman who isn't sure how to talk to her own therapist about the "real" problems she's having. https://t.co/vXuCJLXY1DReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter5Like on Twitter16TwitterThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·May 26, 2019 "The admissions process as we know it often misses the heart of the matter: What kind of education is really worth investing in?" College Board CEO David Coleman on how to end the college-admissions madness: https://t.co/mRmCrQMroLReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter19Like on Twitter41TwitterThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·May 26, 2019 In the later seasons of “Game of Thrones,” characters who used to be morally complex became tools in the service of a plodding message about the dangers of totalitarianism, @ParkerTRichards argues: https://t.co/RwkHV778icReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter10Like on Twitter55TwitterThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·May 26, 2019 More American couples are choosing to have weddings during the work week—and not just because it tends to be cheaper. @AshleyFetters reports: https://t.co/vYbBAreMenReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter5Like on Twitter24TwitterLoad More... New York MagazineFollowNew York Magazine@NYMag·May 26, 2019 An intolerance of uncertainty is linked to anxiety and depression. Here's how to get better at tolerating it https://t.co/IxoZYVzgPAReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter6Like on Twitter19TwitterNew York Magazine@NYMag·May 26, 2019 President Trump's golf outings have reportedly cost taxpayers more than $100 million — and the number is only growing https://t.co/GiaEm4fMsZReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter25Like on Twitter33TwitterNew York Magazine@NYMag·May 26, 2019 These are the absolute best bagels in New York https://t.co/c92Q8Z4ONNReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter13Like on Twitter36TwitterNew York Magazine@NYMag·May 26, 2019 In case #Fleabag left you wondering, we explored whether you can date a priest https://t.co/EHw7ZWiyhhReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter5Like on Twitter6TwitterLoad More... The New YorkerFollowThe New Yorker@NewYorker·May 26, 2019 A Q. & A. with the writer @pbmehta on the reasons for Narendra Modi’s landslide victory and what the future holds for India’s Muslims. https://t.co/rbAqEc86uRReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter5Like on Twitter25TwitterThe New Yorker@NewYorker·May 26, 2019 Fire is nice, but there’s a time and a place for it. So institute specific fire-watching times, and stick to them. https://t.co/s8fVXzZxUoReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter35Like on Twitter113TwitterThe New Yorker@NewYorker·May 26, 2019 In @tnyshouts, some passive-aggressive suggestions from Amazon’s algorithm. https://t.co/KQO6AxwPD8Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter11Like on Twitter40TwitterThe New Yorker@NewYorker·May 26, 2019 The Borowitz Report: In an ominous warning, President Trump said that he was putting the writers of the U.S. Constitution “on notice.” https://t.co/KsSJDa5ufYReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter100Like on Twitter234TwitterLoad More... VANITY FAIRFollowVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·May 26, 2019 Royalty is on its way to #DowntonAbbey—watch the trailer now https://t.co/P2Edk2MPtKReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter8Like on Twitter43TwitterVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·May 26, 2019 Carson’s Capitol Hill hearing this week included confusing a real estate term for a snack and defending the administration’s plan to kick undocumented immigrants out of their homes https://t.co/3lGXw9GqPKReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter4Like on Twitter18TwitterVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·May 26, 2019 Mayor Pete received a standing ovation from the audience—then got trashed by the network’s hosts https://t.co/rCS4z1UGi9Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter8Like on Twitter33TwitterVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·May 26, 2019 The doctored Pelosi video obviously doesn’t reflect reality, but that hasn’t stopped Trump surrogates from seizing on it anyway https://t.co/xwO4Mc9O8RReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter11Like on Twitter22TwitterLoad More... The NationFollowThe Nation@thenation·May 26, 2019 Polling suggests that a lot of socialism’s appeal has to do with the sense that capitalism isn’t working. https://t.co/JE1uAKi9w5Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter27Like on Twitter84TwitterThe Nation@thenation·May 25, 2019 Bernie’s Plan to Save Public Schools https://t.co/X7DYLku75gReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter13Like on Twitter41TwitterThe Nation@thenation·May 25, 2019 The Shed brands itself as a “cultural center” and not a museum (too stale!) https://t.co/ggG2myYiQiReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter1Like on Twitter6TwitterThe Nation@thenation·May 25, 2019 A bogus lawsuit. Three GOP judges. This is how law enforcement always comes for civil rights leaders. https://t.co/Oeq7BZGURoReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter37Like on Twitter51TwitterLoad More... TIMEFollowTIME@TIME·May 26, 2019 “The app turns users into extreme simplifications, into cartoonish renderings of men and women” https://t.co/OTmnW7kZWJReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter7Like on Twitter17TwitterTIME@TIME·May 26, 2019 These are the best nonfiction books of 2019 so far https://t.co/Y8dLb7i4OzReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter46Like on Twitter134TwitterTIME@TIME·May 26, 2019 With about 265 million monthly users, India has the biggest YouTube audience in the world. @CarryMinati is one of the country’s most popular rising stars on the platform https://t.co/nOcsakL1iWReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter21Like on Twitter74TwitterTIME@TIME·May 26, 2019 "The first thing you should know about 'A Plague Tale: Innocence' is that, very early on, a dog is going to die" https://t.co/K9aJJUnSw7Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter15Like on Twitter64TwitterLoad More... Scientific AmericanFollowScientific American@sciam·May 25, 2019 The foundation of massive, flashy and dazzling coral reefs may be a group of fish almost too small to see https://t.co/fYWs8HRGuW Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter23Like on Twitter73TwitterScientific American@sciam·May 25, 2019 Differences between matter and antimatter could help explain why the cosmos mostly lacks the latter today, researchers say https://t.co/PMmLfKHz7SReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter39Like on Twitter103TwitterScientific American@sciam·May 25, 2019 Loneliness is rampant, and it’s killing us—literally. What can be done to address this public health problem? One solution is to volunteer, research suggests. https://t.co/ImvuKcvY7yReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter66Like on Twitter169TwitterScientific American@sciam·May 25, 2019 New law would help bees—but could leave other pollinators out in the cold https://t.co/pFCyIGroM2 Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter30Like on Twitter75TwitterLoad More... 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