Scheer Post • Jan 1, 2026
Listening to Frank Sinatra on New Year’s Eve
Do people fly south in the winter time to find new leaves, only to find their old selves when they get there?
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The Majority Report • Jan 1, 2026
Intellectualism Is Dead And The Right Killed It
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The Majority Report • Dec 31, 2025
Best of 2025: We Refuse: A Forceful History of Black Resistance w/ Kellie Carter Jackson
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Democracy Now Video • Dec 31, 2025
"Mayor for the Masses": Can Democratic Socialists Behind Zohran Mamdani Keep Up Their Momentum?
Semafor • Dec 31, 2025
Thrilling ride to ring in new year in Riyadh
The first Six Flags theme park outside North America opens today in Riyadh’s Qiddiya.
Democracy Now • Dec 30, 2025
"Israel Crushed Mohammad Bakri": Gideon Levy & Rami Khouri on Death of Iconic Palestinian Filmmaker
Journalists Gideon Levy and Rami Khouri discuss the work of acclaimed Palestinian actor and filmmaker Mohammad Bakri, who died at the age of 72 on Christmas Eve. He appeared in more than 40 films and directed documentaries highlighting the experiences of Palestinians living under occupation. “On a personal level, I can’t tell you how much I loved him,” says Levy. On one hand, Levy describes him as a “brave Palestinian patriot.” On the other hand, he was a victim of “Israeli machinery, which totally crushed his life and his career.” Bakri was best known for his 2002 documentary Jenin, Jenin, featuring the voices of Palestinians in the Jenin refugee camp following a devastating Israeli military operation that killed 52 Palestinians. The film is banned in Israel. “Literature, poetry, cinema, art, cooking — any creative work that Palestinians do that reflects their humanity and their attachment to their ancient land, the Israelis and the Zionist movement want to crush this,” adds Khouri.
Mother Jones • Dec 30, 2025
Monsters of 2025: Rappers Gone MAGA
The staff of Mother Jones is, once again, rounding up the heroes and monsters of the past year. This is a non-exhaustive and totally subjective list, giving our reporters a chance to write about something that brought joy, discontent, or curiosity. Happy holidays. It seems like a relic now. But Donald Trump’s presidency once saw some of the culture’s […]
Semafor • Dec 30, 2025
Audiobook growth contrasts with print
Overall, sales of audio versions of books grew 1% in the year through October after rising more than 20% in 2024.
Semafor • Dec 30, 2025
Religiosity on the rise in the UK, France
The rise is driven by growing interest among young people disillusioned with their country’s political leadership.
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How women are reinterpreting the menstrual taboos in Chinese Buddhism
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Caligula in the 21st Century: What the Epstein Files Reveal About U.S. Power
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Schools are increasingly telling students they must put their phones away – Ohio’s example shows mixed results following new bans
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Women have been mapping the world for centuries – and now they’re speaking up for the people left out of those maps
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Lüften sounds simple – but ‘house-burping’ is more complicated in Pittsburgh
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Philly theaters unite to stage 3 plays by Pulitzer-winning playwright James Ijames
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Trump wants to shutter the Kennedy Center for 2 years – an arts management professor explains what that portends
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