The New Yorker

@NewYorker · 8.3M followers

A noir novel about would-be rebels in L.A. finds hope amid fatalism. The prose “radiates an ecstatic pessimism, as if lit up from within by the relief of not having to sugarcoat things with comforting lies,” Peter C. Baker writes. https://t.co/Hmes6hfoIO

New York Post

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Chicago restaurant trolls Dodgers, Kyle Tucker after Cubs sweep LA https://t.co/wCQHPz2ZVg https://t.co/TAOlSdX548

The Wall Street Journal

@WSJ · 22M followers

John Galliano, the designer convicted of a crime after public antisemitic remarks in Paris, will be the focus of the 2027 event. Who will sponsor it? https://t.co/nEEFSlVSVf

SCOTUSblog

@SCOTUSblog · 577.7K followers

Last week, the federal government joined Trump’s personal legal team in asking the Supreme Court to review an $83.3 million defamation judgment. That’s far from the only notable petition for review from the Trump administration pending before the court. https://t.co/bZmEBPnEDg

MarketWatch

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Senate vote on the Protect College Sports Act could come this week: What it means for transfers and salary caps https://t.co/iAAcbFhERH

The Free Press

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Sometimes bad populist ideas are honest mistakes. Sometimes they are pushed for ideological reasons. The first can be corrected with better information. The second is much harder to stop, writes Noah Smith. https://t.co/iBtcl2XNto

CNBC

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Thursday's big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session https://t.co/kHxoGVE9yN

Reuters

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🤧 Germany's sick-leave debate isn't really about sick leave. It's about growth, productivity, incentives and who bears the cost when workers fall ill. Find out more on this week's Reuters Econ World podcast https://t.co/AX34oOyneJ https://t.co/DBQc8pw3zE