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“I’d Like to Be Trusted Again.”
A profile of of Courtney Love.
What Was Wrong With Everything Was People
On being kicked out of Doris Lessing’s house.
Nut Job
Millions of dollars worth of nuts are disappearing in California.
Selling Certainty
In a sea of skeptics, this physician was one of fibromyalgia patients’ few true allies. Or was he?
Bowel Movement
On the Squatty Potty and changing the way the you poop.
Hot Mess
An oral history of Burning Man.
Paper Lion
A profile of Jimmy Breslin.
On Smarm
In defense of snark.
Hack
Confessions of a presidential campaign reporter.
Sheera Frenkel and Cecilia Kang are reporters for the New York Times. They are coauthors of An Ugly Truth: Inside Facebook's Battle for Domination.
“There are two types of reporters. There are reporters who date and reporters who marry. I think both Cecilia and I are reporters who marry our sources and by that I mean they are lifelong sources. It’s not a relationship that you build quickly. It’s one where you have to really let them get to know you as a journalist, show them that you are always going to be honest and do what you say and protect their anonymity and that you’re not biased. I think some reporters make mistakes in that they try to curry favor with sources by writing things they think the sources will like and I think sources actually respect you more when you show them: no I am accurate and I am honest and I am objective and I’m actually going to check what you tell me so that I know it’s true and you know I am doing my homework on everything.”
Nicholas Quah founded and writes Hot Pod, a newsletter about the podcasting industry, and reviews podcasts for Vulture.
“I think to some extent I’m in love with the concept of momentum. Sheer velocity. It’s painful. It’s punishing. Physically, I’m worse off for it. But I feel like if I stop moving, something will fall. Something will break. And I’m over. It’s a horrible feeling.”
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Rocket Man
A profile of Jeremy Lin.
My 22 Crushes
Tales of teenage romance.
Lovesick
On young love.
Fifth Ave, Uptown
A portrait of Harlem.
Haterade
Don’t read the comments.
On Tipping in Cuba
Colonialism, the convertible peso, and the strange dance between the cheap beach tourist and the tour guide tout.
How QAnon Conspiracy Theories Spread In My Colorado Hometown
During the pandemic, people from the author’s hometown got sucked into QAnon and the Q-adjacent “Save the Children” movement.
Our Pandemic Summer
The fight against the coronavirus won’t be over when the U.S. reopens. Here’s how the nation must prepare itself.
Buried Secrets
How a secretive Israel billionaire seized control of an untapped iron ore deposit beneath one of Africa’s poorest countries.
Comedy First
A profile of Harold Ramis, director of Groundhog Day, who died today.
And Such Small Deer
A writer struggles to defend his arbor vitae trees from a pack of hungry deer—“an episode of great vexation and buffoonery.”
Birdman
A man’s love of pigeons leads him to build a Ponzi scheme out of birds.
See America First
A 1970 review of Dennis Hopper’s Easy Rider.
