Author: DPstaff
Monday Poem: Close Call
I’m still not sure I really saw the car—shiny redon a day that was a…
Tribalism
by Habib Khan, Quetta: Last week, fans of the Tottenham Hotspur football Club in England…
Great Green Wall
Kate Mackenzie and Tim Sahay in Polycrisis: Biden’s announcement this week to sharply raise tariffs on Chinese…
In the Corporate World, Woke Is the Rage But Greed Is Still King
James Stewart in The New York Times: It’s been 14 years since Goldman Sachs was vilified…
The Education of Lina Khan, Whose Superpower is Busting Monopolies
Steven Pearlstein in The Washington Post: It is one of the recurring plotlines in the psychodrama…
A Lion Called Sanam
Until the lion learns how to write, every story will glorify the hunter. –African Proverb…
Francis Ford Coppola Fears His $100m Opus Megalopolis May Never Reach Theaters
By Sam Wasson at Air Mail: I haven’t seen Megalopolis, the new, four-decades-in-the-making film by…
Sunday Poem: The Wild Animal
They knock over everything, boys and girls,hardly more than instruments waiting to be played;hardly more…
Kabab
A WhatsApp Share: The Ottoman Empire’s soldiers were given meat loaves and spices by their…
The Best of Photojournalism This Week
A flooded town, brawl in parliament, a boat, cold lava cascades, a prisoner at a…
Saturday Poem: The Double Image Redux
Turn the photo of your mother in its frameso she can’t tsk her tongue against her teeth:the…
World War War III May Already Have Started—in the Shadows
by J.D. Tuccille at Reason: Of course, in war of any sort, the implication is…