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– Max Read

Why are the state’s lawmakers encouraging development in its tsunami inundation zone?

A dispatch from the inaugural Posty Fest, where the 23-year-old rapper showed what’s behind his massive success — a whole lot of nothing.

Tucker Carlson is shouting when he tells me he isn’t shouting. The barrage of his voice has been relentless throughout the interview. “I don’t want to be John McLaughlin yelling at people. Why would I want to do that? I don’t need to do that,” he insists. “I actually don’t think the audience likes that. […]

What on earth is going on at NYU?

I’m not sure he actually read it.

Manners are very important to me, which is why I’m writing a piece blaming my ex-boyfriends’ religion for our breakup in a national newspaper.

There aren’t many bunnies out there with the attention-grabbing skills of Marlon Bundo Pence, a soft rabbit belonging to the second family. Then again, as demonstrated in the new children’s book Marlon Bundo’s a Day in the Life of the Vice President, there aren’t many bunnies with the audacity to use their good looks and pleasant demeanor as a fluffy tool of mass obfuscation.

A totally true account of a time I went off-line

In 1969, the United States Naval Supply Command commissioned a panel of experts, dubbed “Delphi,” to produce “A 15 Year Forecast of Information Processing Technology.” The document is a testament to what the computing pioneer Gordon Bell calls “The Folly of Prediction.”

How manipulative men use one of our culture's most muscular myths — that men are clueless — and weaponize it into an alibi

Megyn Kelly had a good 2016. Between her news-making stint as a Fox News debate moderator, a flattering profile in Vanity Fair, and a lucrative book de ...

Slacktivism’s latest darling, Pantsuit Nation, is headed to a bookstore near you. Here’s why it’s part of the problem.

She sleeps with a source. She falls asleep while talking to another one. She is, it turns out, not a very good journalist.

What can a woman born with a silver spoon in her mouth teach people who use plastic forks to eat salads at their desks?

How does Edward Klein keep churning out those scandalously gossipy Clinton books? Olivia Nuzzi imagines a brainstorm session for his latest, ‘Guilty as Sin.’