Magazines The AtlanticFollowThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·April 17, 2021"The willingness of two presidents to override military advice is a heartening sign when so many other aspects of American democracy feel shaky," writes @GrahamDavidA: http://on.theatln.tc/rBsMNxvReply on Twitter 1383244534381879296Retweet on Twitter 13832445343818792963Like on Twitter 138324453438187929618Twitter 1383244534381879296The Atlantic@TheAtlantic·April 17, 2021“The man-made, carbon-wrought transformation of our climate is here,” @Sarah_Smarsh writes. “As we grapple with this reality … we would do well to zoom in, way in, on those doing and allowing the drilling.” http://on.theatln.tc/EX5feeBReply on Twitter 1383238978011230208Retweet on Twitter 138323897801123020814Like on Twitter 138323897801123020840Twitter 1383238978011230208The Atlantic@TheAtlantic·April 17, 2021"I know I’m not the only 2020 graduate sitting in my parents’ house, scrolling through Indeed, wondering what I’m supposed to do next." Sarah Hoffman on graduating into a pandemic: http://on.theatln.tc/qw79hxTReply on Twitter 1383231388896301057Retweet on Twitter 138323138889630105721Like on Twitter 1383231388896301057110Twitter 1383231388896301057The Atlantic@TheAtlantic·April 17, 2021An ode to Zoom, by @olgakhazan: http://on.theatln.tc/i316QtuReply on Twitter 1383223686828761091Retweet on Twitter 13832236868287610913Like on Twitter 138322368682876109126Twitter 1383223686828761091Load More... New York MagazineFollowNew York Magazine@NYMag·April 17, 2021Tour an 1856 parlor-floor apartment in Chelsea that got its glamour back https://nym.ag/3uTISii 4Reply on Twitter 1383247402811809793Retweet on Twitter 1383247402811809793Like on Twitter 138324740281180979321Twitter 1383247402811809793New York Magazine@NYMag·April 17, 2021See inside an airy, renovated apartment in Nomad's historic Gilsey House https://nym.ag/3gaQfxM 4Reply on Twitter 1383238013090635779Retweet on Twitter 13832380130906357793Like on Twitter 138323801309063577926Twitter 1383238013090635779New York Magazine@NYMag·April 17, 2021"I am comfortable calling it one of the most anti-Black pieces of pop culture I’ve seen in the last few years, one that left me spent after the grueling process of watching its virulent imagery." @angelicabastien writes https://nym.ag/3mUQAWtReply on Twitter 1383228571255148547Retweet on Twitter 13832285712551485472Like on Twitter 13832285712551485479Twitter 1383228571255148547New York Magazine@NYMag·April 17, 2021Hulu has a surprisingly deep library of movies. 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The New YorkerFollowThe New Yorker@NewYorker·April 17, 2021“The people had done it so many times that they only half listened to the directions; most of them were quiet, wetting their lips, not looking around.” #NewYorkerArchive http://nyer.cm/hiPeZkgReply on Twitter 1383247410852360192Retweet on Twitter 138324741085236019211Like on Twitter 138324741085236019238Twitter 1383247410852360192The New Yorker@NewYorker·April 17, 2021Amy Davidson Sorkin writes about the ongoing sex-trafficking investigation into Congressman Matt Gatez—and the political culture he represents. http://nyer.cm/qRs5eiMReply on Twitter 1383238032938082305Retweet on Twitter 138323803293808230525Like on Twitter 138323803293808230573Twitter 1383238032938082305The New Yorker@NewYorker·April 17, 2021Simon Stephens’s adaptation of José Saramago’s dystopian novel “Blindness” tells the tale of a society-wide epidemic that is bleakly consonant with recent history. http://nyer.cm/GsDSKkhReply on Twitter 1383216965083222018Retweet on Twitter 138321696508322201818Like on Twitter 1383216965083222018112Twitter 1383216965083222018The New Yorker@NewYorker·April 16, 2021“All my friends are getting married. 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VANITY FAIRFollowVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·April 17, 2021Josh Hawley has been on a fundraising tear since the deadly January 6 attack. http://vntyfr.com/1IYlSj8Reply on Twitter 1383239931158355970Retweet on Twitter 13832399311583559705Like on Twitter 138323993115835597011Twitter 1383239931158355970VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·April 17, 2021Meghan Markle reportedly would have attended Prince Philip's funeral were it not for her pregnancy, regardless of any tension between her and the rest of the royal family. http://vntyfr.com/Zb78RbEReply on Twitter 1383223686631620609Retweet on Twitter 13832236866316206096Like on Twitter 138322368663162060965Twitter 1383223686631620609VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·April 16, 2021Prince Harry has been catching up with his cousin and close friend, Princess Eugenie, while in the U.K. for Prince Philip's funeral. http://vntyfr.com/OWpbtbUReply on Twitter 1383208522142396419Retweet on Twitter 13832085221423964191Like on Twitter 138320852214239641933Twitter 1383208522142396419VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·April 16, 2021A GOP strategist claims if Trump loses another 5 pounds on top of the 15 he’s already shed the odds are high he’ll run again in 2024. http://vntyfr.com/qYjLYOwReply on Twitter 1383187402798301184Retweet on Twitter 13831874027983011848Like on Twitter 138318740279830118428Twitter 1383187402798301184Load More... The NationFollowThe Nation@thenation·April 17, 2021"It was less expensive to move than to rebuild in Paradise." #ClimateEmergencyWeek https://bit.ly/3ahpdAOReply on Twitter 1383238813133148162Retweet on Twitter 13832388131331481624Like on Twitter 138323881313314816213Twitter 1383238813133148162The Nation@thenation·April 17, 2021When he was first appointed to the Justice Department Ramsey Clark was thought by many—including me—to be a nonentity, who got his job as a favor to Lyndon Johnson, then John F. Kennedy’s Vice President. https://bit.ly/3x4ttgTReply on Twitter 1383223728234848259Retweet on Twitter 13832237282348482599Like on Twitter 138322372823484825918Twitter 1383223728234848259The Nation@thenation·April 17, 2021Charles Booker is setting out to prove that with a "Hood to the Holler" vision of Kentucky he can take Rand Paul's Senate seat. https://bit.ly/2RATeVPReply on Twitter 1383208600999489542Retweet on Twitter 138320860099948954210Like on Twitter 138320860099948954241Twitter 1383208600999489542The Nation@thenation·April 16, 2021When the union busters come in, it's a form of terror, says @rsgexp on our podcast “Start Making Sense” http://bit.ly/3slsRQxReply on Twitter 1383201040993021953Retweet on Twitter 13832010409930219533Like on Twitter 138320104099302195313Twitter 1383201040993021953Load More... TIMEFollowTIME@TIME·April 17, 2021A "history of exclusion, of erasure, of invisibility." Why the Asian-American story is missing from many U.S. classrooms https://ti.me/32jIeOGReply on Twitter 1383246777386631174Retweet on Twitter 138324677738663117435Like on Twitter 138324677738663117468Twitter 1383246777386631174TIME@TIME·April 17, 2021At precisely 8:42 a.m. EDT tomorrow, New Horizons will pass an invisible line in space that will place it 7.5 billion kilometers from Earth https://ti.me/2Q7Zi81Reply on Twitter 1383242995084890118Retweet on Twitter 138324299508489011827Like on Twitter 1383242995084890118128Twitter 1383242995084890118TIME@TIME·April 17, 2021Review: Benedict Cumberbatch is a spy with soul in "The Courier"—but he's not the only reason to watch https://ti.me/3e3OAr4Reply on Twitter 1383239266965233674Retweet on Twitter 138323926696523367414Like on Twitter 138323926696523367489Twitter 1383239266965233674TIME@TIME·April 17, 2021Royal funerals have become about more than just remembering the life of a person and what they mean to the royal family; they have become moments to look back on a generation and Britain’s place in the world https://ti.me/2Q8sFaiReply on Twitter 1383231680064876544Retweet on Twitter 138323168006487654426Like on Twitter 1383231680064876544166Twitter 1383231680064876544Load More... Scientific AmericanFollowScientific American@sciam·April 16, 2021The J&J vaccine pause; insight into school safety; and good news on surface transmission of the virus. Catch up on all things COVID in this week's round-up by @RobinLloyd99. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/coronavirus-news-roundup-april-10-april-16/Reply on Twitter 1383155737908572161Retweet on Twitter 138315573790857216111Like on Twitter 138315573790857216120Twitter 1383155737908572161Retweet on TwitterScientific American RetweetedLydia Denworth@LydiaDenworth·April 16, 2021Following Hurricane Maria, a Puerto Rican colony of rhesus macaques broadened their social networks. Could humans do the same post-COVID? Check out my latest piece in @sciam. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/what-monkeys-can-teach-humans-about-resilience-after-disaster/Reply on Twitter 1383109726657994760Retweet on Twitter 138310972665799476025Like on Twitter 138310972665799476056Twitter 1383109726657994760Scientific American@sciam·April 16, 2021Two rapid at-home antigen tests, Abbott’s BinaxNOW and Quidel’s QuickVue, will soon be sold over the counter, without the need for a prescription--they could be game-changers for the pandemic in the U.S. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-fast-lane-for-covid-testing-has-opened-up-in-the-u-s/Reply on Twitter 1383120505352388610Retweet on Twitter 138312050535238861016Like on Twitter 138312050535238861045Twitter 1383120505352388610Scientific American@sciam·April 16, 2021Take an audio tour of Voyageurs National Park in Minnesota in this week's episode of National Park Nature Walks. You'll encounter: Ruffed Grouse American Bittern A Common Loon Chestnut-Sided Warbler Beavers Yellow-bellied Sapsucker And many more! Listen 🎧 https://bit.ly/3dlU55l Reply on Twitter 1383106664933457920Retweet on Twitter 13831066649334579207Like on Twitter 138310666493345792031Twitter 1383106664933457920Load More...
