‘The Era of People Like You Is Over’: How Turkey Purged Its Intellectuals
For more than a century, one school of political science dominated the education of Turkey’s governing class — until the Erdogan regime set about destroying it.
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The Swedish company Teenage Engineering has won over kids — and professionals — with a revolutionary idea for a synthesizer: Make it simple.
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When Trump’s Sidekicks Treat Politics Like an Action Movie
If the president encourages supporters to see the news in simple, cinematic terms, Sebastian Gorka provides the voice-over.
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“I didn’t invent the system. I just lived by the system.”
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A sizzling platter of bright red chicken drenched in a thick, fragrant sauce tempered by mozzarella.
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The goal of Arcadia’s books is to reconnect people to their past through “hometown history.”
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But that doesn’t mean we should stop using it.
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The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on whether to interfere when a young woman is at a bar alone and seems intoxicated.
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