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Philosophy

August 20, 2025

Reading aloud isn’t just for children

For my kids, stories are visceral, a way to inhabit other worlds and other selves. And for me, reading to them has become a necessity—cathartic, joyful, and cheaper than wine.

Sasha Mudd

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Language

August 13, 2025

The pernicious appeal of the tradwife

Sarah Ogilvie

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Technology

July 23, 2025

Laura Bates: Billionaires are hijacking AI—and we should all be furious

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Intellectuals and Ideas

July 16, 2025

Matthew Goodwin, Reform and the politics of resentment

James Bloodworth

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War

June 23, 2025

What it means to “speak out” about atrocities

Keith Kahn-Harris

War

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What it means to “speak out” about atrocities

Keith Kahn-Harris

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Language

June 18, 2025

Trump’s memecoin is a joke, but we’re not the ones laughing

Sarah Ogilvie

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Language

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Trump’s memecoin is a joke, but we’re not the ones laughing

Sarah Ogilvie

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Philosophy

May 28, 2025

The uncomfortable truth about progressive groupthink

Sasha Mudd

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The uncomfortable truth about progressive groupthink

Sasha Mudd

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Philosophy

April 30, 2025

Donald Trump vs the founding fathers

Sasha Mudd

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Donald Trump vs the founding fathers

Sasha Mudd

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Equality

April 28, 2025

The UK Supreme Court’s ruling on sex has brought only doubt

Jess O’Thomson

Equality

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The UK Supreme Court’s ruling on sex has brought only doubt

Jess O’Thomson

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