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  • David Carr's Last Word On Journalism, Aimed At Students

    With David Carr, The New York Times | February 15, 2015

    “I love the current future of journalism we are living through and care desperately about getting my students ready to prosper in this new place..."

  • The Snakes That Ate Florida

    Andy Warner, The Nib | February 13, 2015

    Enormous Burmese pythons have invaded South Florida. They're gobbling up all the animals -- then heading north...

  • What I'd Tell Brian Williams

    Mike Daisey, Slate | February 13, 2015

    A few words of advice from someone who's been there...

  • A Painting A Day

    Peter Schjeldahl, The New Yorker | February 12, 2015

    On Kawara, the subject of a vast and elegant retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum, was born in Japan and lived very, very quietly in Manhattan for fifty years until his death, last June, at the age of eighty-on -- or, rather, the age of twenty-nine thousand seven hundred and seventy-one days, by the form of reckoning that he preferred...

  • Obama's Forever War Starts Now

    Ryan Goodman, Foreign Policy | February 12, 2015

    The White House's proposed legal authorization for a war against the Islamic State may haunt U.S. foreign policy for years to come...

  • Lynching As Racial Terrorism

    The Editorial Board, The New York Times | February 11, 2015

    It is important to remember that the hangings, burnings and dismemberments of black American men, women and children that were relatively common in this country between the Civil War and World War II were often public events....

  • The Monarch Massacre: Nearly A Billion Butterflies Have Vanished

    Darryl Fears, The Washington Post | February 11, 2015

    Threatened animals like elephants, porpoises and lions grab all the headlines, but what's happening to Monarch butterflies is nothing short of a massacre...

  • Doonesbury And Pandora

    Alan Gardner, The Daily Cartoonist | February 09, 2015

    "We’ve got a lot of press coverage over the years — in print, on screen, etc. The only press hit that materially changed our growth trajectory was Doonesbury"...

  • Evolution Works In Fast, Localized, Mysterious Ways

    Katie Langin, Slate Wild Things | February 09, 2015

    When I first stepped foot on California's picturesque Santa Cruz Island, I was in awe. The foxes were tame, the jays were supersized, and the wildflowers grew like trees...

  • Brian Williams And The God Complex

    Ken Auletta, The New Yorker | February 09, 2015

    Brian Williams, the NBC News anchor, is taking himself off the air for, what he says will be, "several days."...