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Where Islam Meets America

An early motto of Zaytuna, the first Muslim liberal-arts college in the United States, was “Where Islam Meets America”

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Dominique Venner’s Final Solution

Dominique Venner, a seventy-eight-year-old French historian and extreme right-wing nationalist, committed suicide yesterday, in the Cathedral of Notre Dame, in Paris.

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The Curse of Reading and Forgetting

If we are cursed to forget much of what we read, there are still charms in the moments of reading a particular book…

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Book News: Publishing Hackathon, Nobel Speculation

Bernard Waber, the author and illustrator children’s books, best known for “Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile,” has died at the age of ninety-one. Stephen King, whose novel “Riding the Bullet” was one of the...

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Obama and Morehouse: The Bell Tolls

When I entered Morehouse College, in the late summer of 2004, I was told, quite literally, that there was a bell that tolled for me. Along with several hundred other freshmen, I had just...

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When You Shouldn’t Tell the President

It’s undisputed, at this point, that no one at the White House knew about the I.R.S. scrutiny of conservative organizations while it was happening. So the only issue now is when the White House...

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Infographic: Apple’s Taxes

On Tuesday, top Apple executives, including the C.E.O. Tim Cook, were out of Silicon Valley and on Capitol Hill.

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The Justice Department and Fox News’s Phone Records

The Obama Justice Department has seized the phone records of numbers that are associated with White House staffers and, apparently, with Fox News reporters.

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Venezuela, Black and Blue

There is a rift growing within Chavismo as it struggles to figure out where to go now and how to keep the country together and functional; indeed, that rift may have played some role in causing...

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The First American Anti-Nazi Film, Rediscovered

“Hitler’s Reign of Terror” lay dormant for nearly eighty years, but now an excerpt has been made available to The New Yorker. It is an oddball production to our modern eyes and sensibilities, but...

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A Wagner Birthday Roast

Wagner possessed a distinctly antic, clownish personality, and while he entirely lacked a sense of humor about his own work he provoked satire and silliness almost from the first moment he stepped...

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Idea of the Week: A Galaxy of Franchises

The battle of the summer-movie franchises has begun. This week, “Iron Man 3” took in over forty million dollars around the world, but relinquished its two-week reign atop the global box-office...

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Life Under the Oklahoma Sky

Tornadoes, for all their vicious bulk, are capricious. They can rip a building out of the ground and leave a little dog dusty and dazed, but otherwise unscathed.

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Bleep Bloop: The Charms of Chiptune

Chiptune is a genre of pop music that uses eight-bit sounds as the primary elements in the creation of new songs…

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Søren K.’s Two-Hundredth Birthday

William James liked to quote Søren Kierkegaard’s famous assertion that “we live forward, but we understand backwards.” Kierkegaard, the great Danish philosopher of subjectivity, would have been two...

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Book News: Murakami Translation, Stoop Books of Brooklyn

Haruki Murakami has signed a deal for the English translation of “Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage,” which sold over a million copies in just over a week when it was released...

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Slide Show: Oklahoma in the Tornado’s Wake

On Monday afternoon, a tornado more than a mile wide rolled through Moore, a suburb of Oklahoma City, leaving behind scenes of devastation, including the wreckage of the Plaza Towers Elementary...

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Star Trek’s Best Enemy Gets Reheated

Was the main reveal in the second movie of the director J. J. Abrams’s “Star Trek”-franchise reboot ever supposed to remain a secret? I think not, but more on that in a moment. First, here it is:...

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The Met’s New European Galleries

Start in the big room of the Italian Baroque, just beyond the uniquely unchanged Tiepolo gallery at the top of the grand staircase. The Italian Renaissance beckons from the two railroad ranks of...

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Minds Are The Strangest Thing

James Kelman is something of a throwback. His novels take to new lengths the old modernist preoccupation with the mind’s slurry.

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Nevada Gothic: An Interview with Claire Vaye Watkins

“Battleborn,” by Claire Vaye Watkins, takes its title from the tattoo-worthy nickname of her home state, Nevada

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The Murder of a Gay Man in Greenwich Village

The tragedy of Mark Carson’s death is a reminder that anti-gay bigotry and discrimination still exist everywhere, including in places where such things are not supposed to happen.

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The D.O.J. Versus James Rosen

Here is the full forty-four-page Justice Department application for the search warrant of the Gmail account of Fox News's James Rosen.

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Making Money: Phone Home

Jhonn de La Puente, owner of Safe ’n’ Secure Cellutions, a megawatt smile, and sharp shoes, could be the most appealing man ever to spend nine hours a day, five days a week, sitting inside a...

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George Packer: Can Silicon Valley embrace politics?

In 1978, the year that I graduated from high school, in Palo Alto, the name Silicon Valley was not in use beyond a small group of tech cognoscenti. Apple Computer had incorporated the previous...

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Goings on About Town: Movies

PageBreak -->OPENING BEFORE MIDNIGHT Reviewed this week in The Current Cinema. Opening May 24. (In limited release.) DOIN’ IT IN THE PARK A documentary about New York street basketball, directed by...

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Hilton Als: The adventurous actor Larry Pine.

You’d think that, at this point in his career, it would be easy to characterize the actor Larry Pine, but I wouldn’t risk it. In terms of being adventurous and willing to try anything, the...

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Ian Frazier: “Recherche.”

Police say a woman told a 69-year-old Florida man she was a vampire before biting off chunks of his face and part of his lip. [The man] told St. Petersburg police Thursday he was sleeping in his...

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James Surowiecki: Is there a stock-market bubble?

With the stock market setting new highs on a nearly daily basis, even as the real economy just slogs along, there seems to be one question on everyone’s mind: are we in the middle of yet another...

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Where Islam Meets America

Dominique Venner’s Final Solution

The Curse of Reading and Forgetting

Book News: Publishing Hackathon, Nobel Speculation

Obama and Morehouse: The Bell Tolls

When You Shouldn’t Tell the President

Infographic: Apple’s Taxes

The Justice Department and Fox News’s Phone Records

Venezuela, Black and Blue

The First American Anti-Nazi Film, Rediscovered

A Wagner Birthday Roast

Idea of the Week: A Galaxy of Franchises

Life Under the Oklahoma Sky

Bleep Bloop: The Charms of Chiptune

Søren K.’s Two-Hundredth Birthday

Book News: Murakami Translation, Stoop Books of Brooklyn

Slide Show: Oklahoma in the Tornado’s Wake

Star Trek’s Best Enemy Gets Reheated

The Met’s New European Galleries

Minds Are The Strangest Thing

Nevada Gothic: An Interview with Claire Vaye Watkins

The Murder of a Gay Man in Greenwich Village

The D.O.J. Versus James Rosen

Making Money: Phone Home

George Packer: Can Silicon Valley embrace politics?

Goings on About Town: Movies

Hilton Als: The adventurous actor Larry Pine.

Ian Frazier: “Recherche.”

James Surowiecki: Is there a stock-market bubble?

Jane Mayer: How far did PBS go to avoid offending a sponsor?

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