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Lit Hub Weekly: June 29 – July 3, 2026

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Scientists, Pop Stars, and One Cartoon: Who Americans Actually Admire

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Why Are You Losing So Much Hair? Here’s What to Know

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PamStealer Hides Inside a Mac Clipboard App to Steal Passwords

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Culture Desk

The Left Let Go of Natural Law. Conservatives Picked It Up.

By Chloe Warren02.07.202683 Views

Natural law once fueled progressive constitutional arguments. Conservatives now hold that tradition almost entirely — and the left hasn’t found a counter-framework.

The Left Let Go of Natural Law. Conservatives Picked It Up.

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Culture Desk

Herding the Fro-Yo Sheep

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Will Mackins New Fiction Puts a Soldiers Loss on the Page

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Culture Desk

The IRS Finally Brought Down America’s Last Bookie

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Culture Desk

Who Is Kevin Warsh, and What Does He Actually Stand For?

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Culture Desk

Colson Whitehead Closes His Harlem Trilogy on His Own Terms

How Scott McTominay Led Scotland Back to the World Cup

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Rachel Goldberg-Polin Wrote a Memoir From the Depths of Loss

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Americas Top Childrens Book Advocate Calls Most of Them Crud

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A Prize-Winning Story May Be AI-Written.

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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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Inside the Silent Movie Revival Attracting Gen Z Audiences Worldwide

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Museum Night Events Are Becoming the New Nightlife for Young Professionals

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

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The Left Let Go of Natural Law. Conservatives Picked It Up.

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Herding the Fro-Yo Sheep

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The IRS Finally Brought Down America’s Last Bookie

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High-Speed Cameras, Boron Buckyballs, and Deciphered Scrolls

By Priya Sharma01.07.2026287 Views

From soccer biomechanics to ancient Roman scrolls, June’s overlooked science stories reveal how modern hardware is reshaping research.

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High-Speed Cameras, Boron Buckyballs, and Deciphered Scrolls

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Why a Journal Retracted Two 1940s Papers by Max Planck

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South Korea Is Turning 500,000 Soldiers Into Drone Operators

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GTA VI Preorders Open at $80, Ships Without a Disc

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A bold satellite rescue mission came together in record time, but will it work?

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Trump admin tries to block Clean Air Act lawsuit over xAI’s gas turbines

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The Monk Who Flew in 1010 May Have Watched the Wrong Comet

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Anthropic Pulls Fable 5 and Mythos 5 Days After Launch

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Diabetes Association Removes Scientists for Handing Out Its Own Journal

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FCC Lifts Deadline for Amazon’s Low-Earth Orbit Satellite Broadband Constellation

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Scientists Ejected from ADA Conference for Handing Out a Journal Article

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Humanoid Robots Go Viral While Labs Quietly Admit the Limits

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South Koreas Mens Grooming Playbook Is Worth Paying Attention To

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Curry Barker Has Three Films in Motion After Obsession Broke Out

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Brooklyn-Made and Sold at Cost: NYC’s World Cup Jerseys Wait, I need to re-read the rules. The headline must be complete and not end with an incomplete phrase. “Brooklyn-Made, Sold at Cost:” ends with a colon, suggesting it’s a title fragment — incomplete. FIX: Brooklyn-Made and Sold at Cost: NYC’s Official World Cup Jerseys

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Matt Damon Steps Into a Rap Booth for Clean Water

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Colson Whitehead, Joan Didion, and 40 Books Better Than JD

By Daniel Cross

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Ryan Beatty Turned Frequent-Flier Miles Into a Grammy-Winning Album

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South Korea Is Turning 500,000 Soldiers Into Drone Operators

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Books & Fiction

Lit Hub Weekly: June 29 – July 3, 2026

By Sarah Mitchell04.07.2026109 Views

Lit Hub’s week brings 258 anticipated books, Palestinian poetry in crisis, Patrick Bateman’s skincare legacy, and an argument about what description actually does.

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Books & Fiction

Eight A24 Films, Eight Books Worth Reading This Summer

By Daniel Cross02.07.2026

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Books & Fiction

Speculative Fiction Imagines a Sapphic and Lesbian Future

Books & Fiction

Colson Whitehead, Joan Didion, and 40 Books Better Than JD

Eight A24 Films, Eight Books Worth Reading This Summer

The Left Let Go of Natural Law. Conservatives Picked It Up.

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Tony Winner Sam Pinkleton Dragged Broadway Into the Sweat

High-Speed Cameras, Boron Buckyballs, and Deciphered Scrolls

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Books & Fiction

Lit Hub Weekly: June 29 – July 3, 2026

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Tony Winner Sam Pinkleton Dragged Broadway Into the Sweat

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Willy Chavarria Brought Spring 2027 to a Communist Landmark

Ryan Beatty Turned Frequent-Flier Miles Into a Grammy-Winning Album

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Meet Nate Ament, the NBA Draft Pick Tasked With Filling Giannis’s Enormous Shoes

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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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