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Barcelona vs. Madrid: 124 Years of Football as Political Theater

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Seabirds Navigate by the Sun — and Jet Lag Breaks Their Compass

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Horror Bookstores, Dead Indie Publishers, and Keats at 230

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The Party Girls at the Heart of “Club Kid”

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The Government Wants to Deport Ilhan Omar’s Father-in-Law

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The Trump Administration’s push to revoke Ilhan Omar’s citizenship raises urgent questions about dissent, naturalization law, and conditional belonging in America.

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Lance Is a Film That Confronts Old Age With Bitter Empathy

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Nathaniel Philbrick Bets the Gold Rush Explains Silicon Valley

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Tens of Thousands of Israelis Abroad Board Flights to Vote

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The Nathan Fielder Effect and What It Means for Reality TV

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The Hundred-and-Second Dalmatian Nobody Talks About

Tom McCarthy’s Novel Explores the Lives of Meaningless Men

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Kevin Barry’s “Chuck Murphy’s Last Run” Appears in The New Yorker

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Richard Avedon’s Defining Early Fashion Shoots

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“The Social Reckoning” Leaves Out the Human Element

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How Luxury Brands Are Partnering With Vintage Shops for Authenticated Resale

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How Museums Are Using AR to Attract Gen Z Visitors

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Why Thrift Flipping Has Become a Full-Time Career for Fashion Influencers

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Smart Mirrors With Personal Trainers Are Finally Affordable for Home Gyms

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NASA Asks Public for Ideas to Save the Hubble Space Telescope

By Marcus Chen31.10.2026135 Views

NASA issued an RFI asking commercial companies for Hubble rescue proposals. Responses due Nov. 30. Telescope faces reentry in the early-to-mid 2030s.

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NASA Asks Public for Ideas to Save the Hubble Space Telescope

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ULAs Vulcan Rocket Returns November 13, Carrying Amazons Broadband Future

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Microsoft Opens Voluntary Exit Door to 60,000 Employees

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Mars Cloud Stretches 1,000 Miles on Physics Textbooks Called Theoretical

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Anthropic Embeds Outside AI Auditors With Full Internal Access

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OpenAI models hacked a crypto wallet and breached more websites

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French Supermarket Fridges Hacked Into Fires Through Factory Passwords

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Pennsylvania Measles Outbreak Claims Sixth Life as Death Toll Mounts

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AI Scans Psychedelic Brains and Finds Pattern, Not Chaos

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SpaceX Wants Rival Satellite Operators to Stop Flying Blind

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Sea and Air Drones Sink Cargo Ships Inside NATO Waters, Killing Sailors

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Ancient Egyptian Skulls Reexamined Through Modern Forensic Technology

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Jay-Z Is Headlining the 2027 Super Bowl. SoFi Already Showed Why.

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Boye at 126, Hoppers Diner, and Fictions Exploding Numbers

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Horror Bookstores, Dead Indie Publishers, and Keats at 230

By Daniel Cross01.11.2026180 Views

From horror bookstores booming nationwide to indie publishers closing and AI theology, the week’s literary criticism covered a lot of dark ground.

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Four Short Stories and Poems Worth Reading Before Halloween

By Sarah Mitchell30.10.2026

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Gulliver Turns 300 While Writers Wrestle Preachers, Death, and Tiny Dogs

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Brooklyn Nets Face Their Hardest Sell Yet: A City Drunk on Knicks Glory

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Barcelona vs. Madrid: 124 Years of Football as Political Theater

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The Quiet Luxury Trend That’s Making Logos Disappear From Fashion

The ultra-wealthy are abandoning logo-heavy fashion for invisible luxury. Quiet luxury prioritizes craftsmanship over branding, reshaping status symbols.

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