The Lonely Death of Boredom
Technological and legal limitations created a lot of boredom in the Eighties.
Magazine: Magazine
Writer’s Son
The four-year-olds leaned over their papers . . .
NSA Intercept
Let’s not get into the rights and wrongs of leaking a Supreme Court document.
WFH — WTF?
They’ll ease people back into it, in case the idea of walking into an office building is too traumatic.
The Week
The justices must hold firm, and should even expedite their release of a final opinion.
Letters
There’s a reason we celebrate life’s milestones by visiting excellent restaurants.
The Multiverse’s Gateway to Despair
A review of Everything Everywhere All at Once, starring Michelle Yeoh.
Are You a Vocabularian? (Part II)
As promised, this time we’re focusing on five-letter words that might appear in Wordle.
The Incomparable Florine Stettheimer
A review of Florine Stettheimer: A Biography, by Barbara Bloemink.
Can Mass Shootings Be Prevented?
A review of Trigger Points: Inside the Mission to Stop Mass Shootings in America, by Mark Follman.