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- How M. Night Shyamalan Came Back From the Dead
The filmmaker weathered some of the wildest hype and harshest backlash that Hollywood has to offer. Then he found a different path. By David Sims.
From the September 2024 issue.
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29 min - Lord, Help Us Make America Great Again
A close reading of the prayers delivered before the former president speaks. By McKay Coppins.
From the September 2024 issue.
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17 min - American Fury
For years, experts have warned of a wave of political violence in America. We should prepare for things to get worse before they get better. By Adrienne LaFrance.
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10 min - You Might Be a Late Bloomer
The life secrets of those who flailed early but succeeded by old age. By David Brooks.
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34 min - Social Media Broke Slang. Now We All Speak Phone.
The irony: Online is where we most need the identity cues that idiosyncratic language used to provide. By Dan Brooks.
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11 min - The Industry That Ate America
Lobbying firms have disguised their influence so well that it’s often barely visible even to savvy Washington insiders. By Franklin Foer.
From the July/August 2024 issue.
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20 min - The Most Influential Climate-Disaster Thriller of All Time
Twister captivated America and sparked a subgenre. Its director thought it could never be remade. Can Twisters conjure the energy of the original? By Shirley Li.
From the July/August 2024 issue.
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16 min - The Koala Paradox
Can Australia find a way to protect its most beloved animal? By Katherine J. Wu.
From the July/August 2024 issue.
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26 min - What America Owes the Planet
Climate reparations would hold the globe’s biggest polluters—including the United States—responsible for their actions. They might also be the best hope those nations have for saving themselves. By Vann R. Newkirk II.
From the July/August 2024 issue.
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17 min - The Harlem Renaissance Was Bigger Than Harlem
How Black artists made modernism their own. By Susan Tallman.
From the July/August 2024 issue.
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