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What the hell is Joe Gebbia doing in D.C.?
When I recently asked the Airbnb co-founder if he ever expected to be living and working in the capital, he told me in so many words: No.
The exact words were: “You could have made me a bet a long time ago that I’d end up here—and won a lot of money.”
We spoke over FaceTime, him from his office at the Eisenhower Exe...
In the past 15 years, the consensus on marijuana has changed dramatically. After Colorado and Washington became the first states to legalize weed in 2012, others quickly followed suit—and marijuana is now legal for recreational use in 24 of the 50 states. With widespread legalization, the stigma that surrounded weed has largely fallen away.
Almost overni…
With war raging in the Middle East, we want to bring you as many trusted voices on the news as we can. One such voice is the Israeli journalist Amit Segal. Here’s Amit’s daily newsletter, It’s Noon in Israel, which we’re pleased to publish in The Free Press.
As part of our celebration of America at 250, we’ve started a weekly newsletter by historian Jonathan Horn. Learn what happened this week in American history, why it matters, and what else you should see and read in The Free Press and beyond. This week Jonathan looks at the surprise operation that would break the stalemate around Boston. To get this newsletter in ...
It’s Wednesday, March 4. This is The Front Page, your daily window into the world of The Free Press—and our take on the world at large. Today: River Page on the internet’s favorite Iran “expert” and his web of conspiracy theories. Ted Gioia on how, in the age of AI, human touch is cool—and profitable—again. Olivia Reingold and Maya Sulkin...