Magazines The AtlanticFollowThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·October 14, 2019 "If Trumpian defiance works, then it might well be repeated," writes @kewhittington. https://t.co/CMvmhTEXyzReply on Twitter 1183784529774940162Retweet on Twitter 118378452977494016216Like on Twitter 118378452977494016230Twitter 1183784529774940162The Atlantic@TheAtlantic·October 14, 2019 Water is never a good omen on "Succession." @sophieGG on Season 2's riveting finale: https://t.co/h4oS8Fz60YReply on Twitter 1183778910946975748Retweet on Twitter 11837789109469757487Like on Twitter 118377891094697574846Twitter 1183778910946975748The Atlantic@TheAtlantic·October 14, 2019 "Democracy was on the ballot yesterday in Poland," says @Yascha_Mounk. "It suffered a stinging defeat that will have consequences far beyond the country's borders." https://t.co/DQUwUyuTnhReply on Twitter 1183775123444244483Retweet on Twitter 118377512344424448321Like on Twitter 118377512344424448329Twitter 1183775123444244483The Atlantic@TheAtlantic·October 14, 2019 In this week's #DearTherapist, @LoriGottlieb1 advises a reader whose fiancé plans to spank his future kids, and believes being spanked as a child made him a better person: https://t.co/0KucExIZ6mReply on Twitter 1183769499075563520Retweet on Twitter 11837694990755635203Like on Twitter 11837694990755635208Twitter 1183769499075563520Load More... New York MagazineFollowNew York Magazine@NYMag·October 14, 2019 Not quite T-shirt weather, not yet parka season https://t.co/JYHi2PSKxsReply on Twitter 1183809648501153792Retweet on Twitter 1183809648501153792Like on Twitter 11838096485011537923Twitter 1183809648501153792Retweet on TwitterNew York Magazine RetweetedGrub Street@grubstreet·October 14, 2019 See Michelin's full list of 2020 Bib Gourmands here https://t.co/ECvA8PDEADReply on Twitter 1183797189350477824Retweet on Twitter 11837971893504778244Like on Twitter 11837971893504778247Twitter 1183797189350477824New York Magazine@NYMag·October 14, 2019 One of Trump’s favorite gaslighting moves is to not only deny accusations, but to suggest it's actually his opponent who is the wrongdoer. That’s the aim of the White House’s cynical, misleading letter to Congress. @BarbMcQuade writes https://t.co/S8E3hvwS60Reply on Twitter 1183794053554606081Retweet on Twitter 118379405355460608112Like on Twitter 118379405355460608130Twitter 1183794053554606081New York Magazine@NYMag·October 14, 2019 "No one even missed the television!" https://t.co/Yyc7aOvtqbReply on Twitter 1183778696898985984Retweet on Twitter 11837786968989859847Like on Twitter 118377869689898598411Twitter 1183778696898985984Load More... The New YorkerFollowThe New Yorker@NewYorker·October 14, 2019 E. E. Cummings, born on this day in 1894, learned from the high-modernist poets James Joyce and T. S. Eliot to distrust the hierarchy of his own being. In Cummings’s poetry, Paul Muldoon writes, “I” becomes “i.” https://t.co/yNMvh8cgI8Reply on Twitter 1183808968784789505Retweet on Twitter 118380896878478950529Like on Twitter 1183808968784789505103Twitter 1183808968784789505The New Yorker@NewYorker·October 14, 2019 On Friday, Marie Yovanovitch, the former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine, offered nine hours of closed-door testimony to three House committees. https://t.co/ta6zqf7fIMReply on Twitter 1183802184259031040Retweet on Twitter 118380218425903104021Like on Twitter 118380218425903104075Twitter 1183802184259031040The New Yorker@NewYorker·October 14, 2019 The tantalizing text every New Yorker dreams of receiving: “My improv show got cancelled.” https://t.co/fc47kkIIggReply on Twitter 1183794766322028544Retweet on Twitter 11837947663220285445Like on Twitter 118379476632202854440Twitter 1183794766322028544The New Yorker@NewYorker·October 14, 2019 “All we can do is breathe the air of the period we live in, carry with us the special burdens of the time, and grow up within those confines. That’s just how things are.” A Personal History by Haruki Murakami. https://t.co/IPkcwvYYhUReply on Twitter 1183785966097567744Retweet on Twitter 118378596609756774453Like on Twitter 1183785966097567744192Twitter 1183785966097567744Load More... VANITY FAIRFollowVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·October 14, 2019 #TheAddamsFamily star @nickkroll improvises 7 new cartoon voices: https://t.co/UNhmGBkadE Reply on Twitter 1183800888336568324Retweet on Twitter 11838008883365683242Like on Twitter 118380088833656832414Twitter 1183800888336568324VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·October 14, 2019 Kate donned a light-blue bespoke dress by Catherine Walker, while William went more formal in a navy suit https://t.co/Z6lAE1sRzCReply on Twitter 1183797455822999554Retweet on Twitter 11837974558229995546Like on Twitter 118379745582299955422Twitter 1183797455822999554VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·October 14, 2019 Adrian Raine, a pioneer in researching the minds of violent criminals, was floored by the psychological accuracy of Joker https://t.co/Xyq1oIqGebReply on Twitter 1183790988642455553Retweet on Twitter 118379098864245555339Like on Twitter 118379098864245555389Twitter 1183790988642455553VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·October 14, 2019 It would appear Trump lied about China deal, again, to juice the markets https://t.co/lkqf6rbtpHReply on Twitter 1183781678403248129Retweet on Twitter 118378167840324812933Like on Twitter 118378167840324812981Twitter 1183781678403248129Load More... The NationFollowThe Nation@thenation·October 14, 2019 How the founding fathers turned a mediocre Italian sailor and mass murderer into a historical icon https://t.co/YR9bGQsEFYReply on Twitter 1183806939152736259Retweet on Twitter 118380693915273625920Like on Twitter 118380693915273625925Twitter 1183806939152736259The Nation@thenation·October 14, 2019 Climate change isn't our only existential threat https://t.co/7CpoP8NXSqReply on Twitter 1183800653346476032Retweet on Twitter 11838006533464760324Like on Twitter 118380065334647603211Twitter 1183800653346476032Retweet on TwitterThe Nation RetweetedAdrian Chen@AdrianChen·October 14, 2019 I reviewed Margaret O'Mara's "The Code," a new history of Silicon Valley that shows how tech's promise of market-based social change filled the vacuum as the role of government declined in the 20th century https://t.co/dXo9XmZDTlReply on Twitter 1183789872051453965Retweet on Twitter 118378987205145396528Like on Twitter 118378987205145396597Twitter 1183789872051453965The Nation@thenation·October 14, 2019 The Topeka School is, if not his best, certainly his most novelistic novel yet. https://t.co/FKKR4DSSoIReply on Twitter 1183792345130688513Retweet on Twitter 1183792345130688513Like on Twitter 11837923451306885131Twitter 1183792345130688513Load More... TIMEFollowTIME@TIME·October 14, 2019 Ocean exploration changed human history — and the story started centuries before Christopher Columbus https://t.co/hJvk0HofJlReply on Twitter 1183808437475512325Retweet on Twitter 118380843747551232516Like on Twitter 118380843747551232552Twitter 1183808437475512325TIME@TIME·October 14, 2019 The White House says President Trump “condemns” violent video depicting a likeness of him shooting and stabbing opponents and members of the news media https://t.co/rZaG8ulcWAReply on Twitter 1183804354081542151Retweet on Twitter 118380435408154215113Like on Twitter 118380435408154215116Twitter 1183804354081542151TIME@TIME·October 14, 2019 People wore gloves to look through Rihanna's through her new book at her party and other things we saw there https://t.co/AguCyKEy2IReply on Twitter 1183800887875162113Retweet on Twitter 11838008878751621137Like on Twitter 118380088787516211336Twitter 1183800887875162113TIME@TIME·October 14, 2019 President Trump tweeted that viewers should vote for former White House press secretary Sean Spicer on “Dancing with the Stars” https://t.co/Y6T8EOIKlWReply on Twitter 1183797047771717632Retweet on Twitter 118379704777171763219Like on Twitter 118379704777171763257Twitter 1183797047771717632Load More... Scientific AmericanFollowScientific American@sciam·October 14, 2019 Nature on indigenous peoples’ lands is degrading less quickly than in other areas. https://t.co/E47yrC6keMReply on Twitter 1183774604285874176Retweet on Twitter 118377460428587417661Like on Twitter 118377460428587417690Twitter 1183774604285874176Scientific American@sciam·October 14, 2019 Opinion: How can we reverse the decline in breast cancer screening? Making it more convenient and less painful would be a great start https://t.co/qZxjrmgY8s Reply on Twitter 1183759454053031936Retweet on Twitter 118375945405303193625Like on Twitter 118375945405303193677Twitter 1183759454053031936Scientific American@sciam·October 14, 2019 For updates on the challenges facing a planet in peril and the quest to solve them, sign up for our Earth & Environment newsletter: https://t.co/hWDcHmbSR9 Reply on Twitter 1183744325055864832Retweet on Twitter 11837443250558648324Like on Twitter 118374432505586483224Twitter 1183744325055864832Scientific American@sciam·October 14, 2019 What a koala virus tells us about the human genome https://t.co/6zKLoDwDdU Reply on Twitter 1183729248986640385Retweet on Twitter 118372924898664038523Like on Twitter 118372924898664038573Twitter 1183729248986640385Load More... 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