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As ever, the horrors Trump embodies implicate more than just his singular odious person. His “habit of abusing power to force his will upon an uncooperative world”—in David Frum’s formulation over the weekend—is hardly a tendency idiosyncratically restricted to our forty-sixth president. It’s a core feature of the office, especially after decades of bipartisan fealty to the ...

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Obviously Canada considers the US its biggest rival. They’re playing in the gold medal game, and the Soviet Union no longer exists.

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If you live in Baltimore, or are headed there for AWP, join us for a party on Friday, March 6! We’ll be celebrating alongside our friends at New Directions, The Yale Review, Yale University Press, and Dorothy, a publishing project. Entry is free, as is your first drink. Friday, March 6 7–9:30 PM Pratt Street […]

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In 1968, the scientist John Calhoun created a new kind of mouse. Inside a barn with sloping mock-Dutch roofs, Calhoun had designed a habitat he called Universe 25. For the colony of white mice he placed there, it was a perfect metropolis in which to eat, play, grow, and breed—except that there were no exits. […]

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Not being a monuments person has determined the kind of writer I am. Two things are anathema to me: subjectivity, with its family members, psychology and self-expression; and historiography, whose household includes monuments, key events, and great personalities. Anything that’s immutable seems to me extraneous to what I understand as reality. I’m not sure if […]

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