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It was like falling in love: passionate, immediate, and naive. In the library at the Scuola Normale in Pisa, Carlo Ginzburg, age 20, made three decisions in the same instant: to become a historian, to study witchcraft trials, and to try and rescue (to use his term) the voices of the defendants. Ginzburg knew so […]

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Colin Vanderburg: To begin, how generalizable are New York’s politics of policing and criminal justice? I think there’s an idea that the NYPD, as the country’s largest police department in the country’s largest city, is somehow archetypal of American policing generally; but obviously New York is quite distinct among US cities. As we approach questions […]

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Trump is alone, photographed from below (presumably by a crouching photographer, though I never see one on the ground) so as to appear more monumental. More often than not, his arms are half-raised at his sides and his palms are up, like he’s fending off the press, rhetorically, with his habitual “Who, me?” gesture. He is encircled by a panoply of black shapes jutting in, ...

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The story of New College of Florida “merits attention . . . if only to record the perseverance of those who, for more than three decades, struggled to overcome numerous and daunting difficulties to help keep the institution alive.” So wrote Furman C. Arthur, the school’s first employee, in his introduction to New College: The […]

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The Honda Prologue has a hovering, suffusing melody, with a low rhythmic pulse and a subtle, epiphanic wash. It sounds like a computer game lifting you into heaven, or the arrival of benevolent extraterrestrial colonists. The Porsche Taycan makes a more sinister and comic, gulping, warp-speed sound, and the Nissan Ariya gives off a disturbed digital whine, like the tantrum...

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