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«The New York Times»: «Mueller Delivered a Message. Washington Couldn’t Agree On What It was» by Peter Baker

«The New York Times»: «Robert de Niro : Robert Mueller, We Need to Hear More» by Robert di Niro»

«The New York Times»: «Mueller Played by the Rules. Trump Made New Ones» by Mark Mazzeti n& Katie Benner

«The New York Times»: «’It Was Like a Zoo’: Death on an Unruly, Overcrowded Everest» by Kai Schultz, Jeffrery Gettleman, Mujib Mashal & Bhadra Sharma

«The New York Times»: «These Are the Victims of a Deadly Climbing Season on Mount Everest» by Karen Zraick & Derrick Bryson Taylor

«The New York Times»: «A Latter-day Lawrence of Arabia Shakes Up Britain’s Tories» by Ellen Barry

«The New York Times» : « Netanyahu Won the Election. Why Is Israel Doing it Over?» by Shmuel Rosner

«The New York Times»: «What You Need to Know About Israel’s New Election» by Megan Specia

«The New York Times»: «The Old Scourge of Anti-Semitism Rises Anew in Europe» by The Editorial Board

«The New York Times»: «Don’t Let Nationalists Speak for the Nation» by Jill Lepore

«The New Yorker»: «Annals of Parenthood: Parenting by the Numbers» by Lizzie Widdicombe

«The New Yorker»: «Onward and Upwards with the Arts: Antonio Salieri’s Revevenge» by Alex Ross

«The New Yorker»: «A Reporter At Large ;: How Football Leaks Is Exposing Corruption in European Soccer» by Sam Knight

«The New York Review of Books»: «China’s ‘Black Week-end» by Ian Johnson

«The New York Review of Books» : «ISIS: Resilient, Adaptable, Decentralized» by Michal Weiss

«The Washington Post»: «My Grandfather’s Secret D-Day Journal» by Barry Svrluga

«The Washington Post»: «Podcast - The Great Forgetting: How China erased the Tiananmen Square massacre»

«The Washington Post»: «The press must do better» by Jennifer Rubin

«The Washington Post»: «Netanyahu was Trump before Trump» by Richard Cohen

«The Washington Post»: «I don’t recognize America any more. I have a way out» by Ted Gup

«The Guardian» : «Chaos, hope, change: stories from 70 years of the People’s Republic of China» by Lily Kuo

«The Guardian»:  «Europeans used to ignore their paliament. Not any longer» by Caroline de Gruyter

«The Guardian» : «Amish on holiday – photo essay » by Dina Litovsky

«The Guardian»: «Isis wife and alleged Kayla Mueller jailer: ‘Our husbands became like wild animals’» by Martin Chulov

«London Review of Books» : «How to Get Screwed» by David Runciman

“Rolling Stone”: “Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez Wants the Country to Think Big” by Alex Morris

“n+1”: “The Simple Pleasures of David Hockney” by Roger White

“Various Enthusiasms”: “The Sicario” by Charles Bowden

“The Lily”: “I’m saying goodbye to New York City. Here are the 7 places I’ll miss” by Xian Gu

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«The New York Times»: «In Baltimore and Beyond, A Stolen N.S.A. Tool Wreaks Havoc» by Nicole Perlroth & Scott Shane

«The New York Times» : «How Narendra Modi Seduced India With Envy and Hate» by Pankaj Mishra

«The New York Times»: «How Trump Wins Next Year» by Bret Stephens

«The New York Times»: «Trump Doesn’t Want Peace. He Wants Palestinian Surrender» by Saeb Erekat

«The New York Times» : «China’s Orwellian War on Religion » by Nicholas Kristof

«The New York Times»: «Britain on the Brink of Boris Johnson and Chaos» by Roger Cohen

«The New York Times»: «Is Italy’s Front-Runner a Marshmellow?» by Bepe Servergnini

«The New York Times» : «Steady As He Goes : Roger Federer on Success, Staying Power and 20 Years at the French Open» by Christopher Clarey

«The New York Times»: «Books: Globetrotting»

«The New York Times Magazine»: «How ‘The View’ Became the Most Important Political TV Show in America»  by Amanda Fitzsimons

«The New York Times Magazine» : «How Data (and Some Breathtaking Soccer) Brought Liverpool to the Cusp of Glory» by Bruce Schoenfeld

«The New York Times Magazine» : «The New German Anti-Semitism» by James Angelos

«The New Yorker»: «The Undercover Fascist» by Ed Caesar

«The New Yorker»: «Books: The Troubled History of Psychiatry» by Jerome Groopman

«The New Yorker»: «Does Trump Have an Off-Ramp On Iran?» by Robin Wright

«The New York Review of Books»: «A Reporting Life in Latin America» by Alma Guillermoprieto

«The New York Review of Books»: «ISIS: Resilient, Adaptable, Decentralized» by Michal Weiss

"The New York Review of Books»: «Richard Holbrooke The Price of Ambition» by Thomas Powers

«The Washington Post»: «This is how easily the U.S. and Iran could blunder into war» by Colin H. Kahl

«The Washington Post» : «The Trump-Kushner peace plan looks doomed already» by Ishaan Tharoor

«The Washington Post» : «Rashida Tlaib’s critics have Palestinian history all wrong» by Maha Nassar

«The Washington Post»: «A stunning case of European hypocrisy» by David Ignatius

«The Atlantic»: «The Impossible Future of Christians in the Middle East» by Emma Green

«The Atlantic»: «The Merkel Model» by Kati Marton

«The Guardian»: «’What they did to me was so horrific’: brutal silencing of a Saudi feminist» by Ruth Michaelson

«The Guardian»: «Indicting a journalist? What the new charges against Julian Assange mean for free speech» by Julian Borger

«The Guardian»: «Trump v Pelosi: how a ‘stable genius’ president met his match» by Ed Pilkongton

«The Guardian»: «Feel no pity for Theresa May. She has been the worst prime minister in modern times» by Owen Jones

«The Guardian»: «Anne Frank: the real story oft he girl behind the diary» by Bart van Es

«The Guardian» : «What if we covered the climate crisis like the start of the second world war?» by Bill Moyers

«The Guardian»: «Capitalism used to promise a better future. Can it still do that?» by Richard Reeves

«The Guardian»: «Documentary: The Hour of Lynching»

«The Observer»: «Is BBC News Broken? And if so, how do we fix it?» by Gaby Hinsliff

«The Observer»: «My great-uncles’ war:how my German-British marriage linked to wartime tragedies» by Stefanie Bolzen

«London Review of Books»: «Trauma and Justice in South Africa» by Jacqueline Rose

«Columbia Journalism Review»: «What the press gets wrong on the US-Iran relationship» by Andrew Lee Butters

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“The Guardian”: “Podcast: Is Facebook spying on you?”

«The Guardian» : «How ethical is it for advertisers to target your mood?» by Emily Bell

«The Guardian» : «India is voting: will Mode win the world’s biggest election?»

«The Guardian»: «Could abortion become illegal in America? All signs point to yes» by B Jeesie Hill

«The Observer» : «Nothing but the truth: the legacy of George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four» by Dorian Linskey

«The Observer» : «Naomi Wolf : ‘We’re in a fight for our lives and for democracy» by Rachel Cooke (interview)

«The Guardian» : «Yemeni poetry thrives despite trauma of civil war» by Bethan McKernan

«The Independent» : «Western states are all to happy to avoid culpability for war crimes» by Robert Fisk

«The Independent» : «Are we finally being close to fixing the problem of photgraphy’s gender balance?» by Suze Olbrich

«The Independent»: «Elizabeth Warren has a plan for everything. But running for president wasn’t always on the to-do list» by Clark Mindock

«The Intercept»: «Four simple steps the U.S. media could take to prevent a Trump war with Iran» by Medi Hasan

«The Intercept»: «The Espionage Axe: Donald Trump and the War against a Free Press»

«The Intercept»: «Turkey: The Second Drone Age» by Umar Farooq

«The Intercept» : « A War Reporter Covers ‘The End of Ice’ -  And It Will Change the Way You Think about Climate Catastrophe» by Elise Swain

«The New York Times» : «A Visit to the Unfathomable Past of Auschwitz» by Ralph Blumenthal

«The New York Times»: «Don’t visit your doctor in the afternoon» by Jeffrey A. Linder

«The New York Times»: «India’s Women Still Struggle in World’s Larget Democracy» by Mujib Mashal & Suhasini Raj

«The New York Times»: «Documenting Climate Change by Air, Land & Sea» by Josh Haner (photographs) & James Estrin (interview)

«The New York Times» : « Doris Day, Movie Star who Charmed America, Dies at 97» by Aljean Harmetz

«The New York Times Magazine» : «Primal Fear: Can Monkeys Help Unlock the Secrets of Trauma?» by Luke Dittich

«The New York Times Magazine»: «Was It an Invisible Attack on U.S. Diplomats, or Something Stranger» by Dan Hurley

«The New York Times Magazine»: «The Pleasure of Watching Other People Confront Their Own Incompetence» by Dan Brooks

«The New Yorker»: «Brave New World Dept.: Can We Live Longer, but Stay Younger?» by Adam Gopnik

«The New Yorker»: «A Critic at Large: Confessions of a Presidential Candidate» by Jill Lepore

«The New Yorker» : «Is Trump Yet Another U.S. President Provoking a War?» by Robin Wright

«The Washington Post»: «A conflict with Iran would not be like the Iraq war. It would be worse» by Adam Taylor

«The Washington Post» : «Rural hospitals: ‘Who’s going to take care of these people?» by Eli Saslow (story) & Michael S. Williamson (photos) «The Washington Post»: «Florida: The Comeback Coast» by Christian Davenport (story), Jonathan Newton & Whitney Sheftne and Whitney Leaming

“The Washington Post”: “Five myths about whistleblowers” by Dana Gold

«The Washington Post Magazine»: «What Do Native Americans Want from a President?» by David Montgomery (story) & Katherine Frey (photos)

«Deadspin»: «The Night the Lights Went Out» by Drew Magary

«Tablet» : «Shadow Strike» by Yaakov Katz

«The Walrus»: «When Men Lose to Women» by Leyland Cecco

«Wired»: «Grumpy Cat’s Death Marks the End of the Joyful Internet» by Angela Watercutter

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«The New York Times»: «Inside Syria’s Secret Torture Prisons: How Bashar al-Assa Crushed Dissent» by Anne Barnard

«The New York Times»: «Where ISIS Ruled in Syria, Fear and Uncertainty Reign» by Ben Hubbard & Ivor Prickett (photographs and video)

«The New York Times»: «It’s time to break up Facebook» by Chris Hughes

«The New York Times»: «Chris Hughes’s Call to Break up Facebook: 5 Takeaways» by The Editorial Board

«The New York Times»: «How to Defeat Trump» by Thomas L. Friedman

«The New York Times»: «Why You Should Start Binge-Reading Right Now» by Ben Dolnick

«The New York Times»: «Civilization Is Accelerating Extinction and Altering the Natural World at a Pace ‘Unprecedented in Human History’» by Brad Plumer

«The New York Times»: «’Her Royal Highness and the Baby Are Both Doing Well’» by The Editorial Board

«The New York Times»: «Inside Gang Territory in Honduras: ‘Either They Kill Us or We Kill Them’» by Azam Ahmed (story) & Tylor Hicks (photographs)

"The New Yoker»: «Life and Letters : A Village Doctor’s Literary Calling» by Joshua Jaffa

«The New Yorker» : «Dept. Of Public Health: Is Noise Pollution the Next Big Public-Health Crisis? » by David Owen

«The New Yorker» : «Who Owns South Africa?» by Ariel Levy

«The New York Review of Books»: «The Digital Threat to a Human Future» by Timothy Snyder

«The New York Review of Books»: «Lost Calcutta» by Maya Jasenoff

«The Washington Post»: «Iran’s Spiritual Power Play» by Erin Cunningham, Mustafa Salim (story) & Emilienne Malfato (photos)

«The Washington Post»: «Why I support reparations for Donald Trump» by Dana Milbank

«The Washington Post»: «Netanyahu and Hamas lock into a cycle of violence» by Ishaan Tharoor

«The Atlantic»: «An Internet for Kids» by Conor Friedersdorf

«The Guardian»: «Podcast: The New Space Race»

«The Guardian»: «The long read – The price of plenty : how beef changed America» by Joshua Specht

«The Guardian» : «The caliphate is gone, but Islamic Stae has a new plan» by Nicolas Hénin

«The Guardian»: «‘It’s been killing us for 50 years’: residents on living in Cancer Town» by Oliver Laughland & Jamiles Lartey

«The Guardian» : «Inside Facebook’s war room: the batlle to protect EU elections» by Emma Graham-Harrison

«The Guardian»: «Mark Zuckerberg has to go. Here are 25 reasons why» by Evan Greer

«The Guardian»: «Podcast: Former US attorney Pete Bharara on American justice»

«The Guardian»: «What is the European parliament and do the elections matter?» by Jennifer Rankin

«London Review of Books»: «Royal Bodies» by Hilary Mantel

«Correctiv»: «Grand Theft Europe – A Cross-Border Investigation»

«Longreads»: «Critics: Endgame» by Soraya Roberts

«Granta»: «Where Is Kigali?» by Linsey Hilsum

«Carnegie Europe»: «What are Europe’s biggest problems?» by Tomas Valasek

«Pro Publica»: «The Birth-Tissue Profiteers» by Caroline Chen

«topic Magazine» : «Pull Over, I’m Having a Baby » by Keri Bertino (words) & Araki Koman (illustrations)

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«The Guardian»: «The long read: How the news took over reality» by Oliver Burkeman

«The Guardian»: «The long read: Why we are addicted to conspiracy theories» by Anna Merlan

«The Guardian»: «’I don’t want to overdose and die’: one woman’s death, one country’s shame» by Chris McGreal

«The Guardian»: «Time to impeach: Headache for Democrats over how to take on Trump» by Lauren Gambino

«The Guardian»: «DNA search angels. The Facebook ‘detectives’ who help reunite families» by Oscar Schwartz

«The Guardian»: «Podcast: How worried should we be about Huawei?»

«The Guardian»: «The long read: Busting the myth that depression doesn’t affect people in poor countries» by Tina Rosenberg

«The Guardian»: «Sinking city: how Venice is managing Europe’s worst tourism crisis» by Paula Hardy

«The Guardian»: «’This is historic’: How Hipsey Hussle’s death inspired peace talks among rival L.A. gangs» by Sam Levin     

«The Guardian»: «San Diego terrorist attack was a reminder that anti-semitism is alive and deadly» by Cas Mudde

«The Observer»: «Russia’s great firewall: is it meant to keep information in – or out?» by Andrew Roth

“The Atlantic”: “The End of the American Century” by George Packer

“The Atlantic”: “What a Year in Space Did to Scott Kelly” by Marina Koren

«The Atlantic»: «What ISIS Did to My Village» by Hassan Hassan

«The New Yorker»: «Dept. Of Justice: Michael Cohen’s Last Days of Freedom» by Jeffrey Toobin

«The New Yorker»: «Personal History: My Childhood in a Cult» by Guinevere Turner

«The New Yorker»: «Profiles: John Bolton on the Warpath» by Dexter Filkins

«The New Yorker»: «The Terrifying Potential of the 5G Network» by Sue Halpern

«The New York Times»: «Europe’s Crisis of Integration» by Ian Kershaw

«The New York Times»: «A Rising Tide of Anti-Semitism» by The Editorial Board

«The New York Times» : «The Forbidding Reputation and Hypnotic Scenery of the Devil’s Highway» by Michael Benanav

«The New York Times»: «At War: The Price of the Artist’s Work? A Conversation about the Horrors of War» by C. J. Chivers

«The New York Times»: «James Comey: How Trump Co-Opts Leaders Like Bill Barr» by James Comey

«The New York Times»: «How Do Yo Save a Million People from a Cyclone ? Ask a Poor State in India» by Hari Kumar, Jeffrey Gettleman & Sameer Yasir

«The New York Times Magazine» : «How to Prepare Yourself for Space» by Mailia Wollan

«The New York Review of Books»: «A Different Kind of Emergency» by Jonathan Stevenson

“The New York Review of Books”: “One Year of Gaza Protests. A New Era of Palestinian Struggle” by Tareq Baconi

«The Washington Post»: «Sri Lanka shows the deadly reach of the Islamic State» by Ishaan Tharoor

«The Washington Post» : «President Trump has made more than 10'000 false or misleading claims» by Glen Kessler, Salvator Rizzo & Meg Kelly

«The Washington Post Magazine»: «The Case of the Stolen Ruby Slippers» by Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson (story), Caroline Yang (photos) & Jan Feindt (illustration)

“Rolling Stone”: “The Pentagon’s Bottomless Money-Pit” by Matt Taibbi

«Rolling Stone»: «Is Joe Biden ‘Electable’? Or Not? Thank God, Nobody Seems to Know» by Matt Taibbi

“The Walrus”: “The Loneliness of Infertility” by Alexandra Kimball (text) & Fred Huenig (photography)

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«The New York Times» : «Two Super-Rich Families Ended Up on Opposite Sides of Easter Attack» by Jeffrey Gettleman, Kai Schultz, Mujib Mashal & Russell Goldman

«The New York Times»: «The Rich Kid Revolutionaries» by Rachel Sherman

«The New York Times» : «An Israeli Shot Me, an Israeli Healed Me» by Yousef Bashir

 «The New York Times»: «Can Humans Help Trees Outrun Climate Change?» by Moises Velasquez-Manoff & Andrew Khosravani (illustrations)

«The New York Times»: «Is Obstruction an Impeachable offense? History Says Yes» by Adam Liptak

«The New York Times»: «The Hidden Faimily Dynamic in a Military Coup» by Declan Walsh

«The New York Times»: «Joe Biden Announces 2020 Run for President» by Alexander Burns

«The New York Times»: «Biden Joins the Really Big Crowd» by Gail Collins

“The New York Times”: “Podcast: “The Moral Complexities of Working with Julian Assange” by Michael Barbara

«The New York Times»: «‘Hockey in Heaven’» by Hilary Swift (photographs & text)

«The New York Times Magazine»: «Meet the Other Restistance. The Republican One» by Marc Leibovich

«The New York Times Magazine»: «Australia Is Deadly Serious About Killing Millions of Cats» by Jessica Camille Aguirre

«The New Yorker»: «Books: John Hersey and the Art of Fact» by Nicholas Leman

«The New Yorker»: «What It Takes to Put Your Phone Away» by Jia Tolentino

«The New Yorker»: «Our Far-Flung Correspondents: Chasing the Aurora Borealis» by James Lasdun

«The New Yorker»: «A Reporter At Large : The Airbnb Invasion of Barcelona» by Rebecca Mead

«The New Yorker» : «The Hustlers and Swindlers of the Mueller Report» by Masha Gessen

«The New York Review of Books»: «The Yanomami’s Last Struggle» by Alma Guillermopreto

«The Washington Post»: «South Africa’s apartheid regime ended 25 years ago» by Evan Lieberman

«The Washington Post»: «Five things to know about impeachment» by David Farenthold

«The Washington Post»: «Hillary Clinton: Mueller documented a serious crime against all Americans. Here’s how to respond» by Hillary Clinton

«The Washington Post»: «America is borrowing form the future. It’s decadent» by George F. Will

«The Washington Post»: «Sri Lankan attackers were ‘well-educated’. Suicide bombers tend to be, experts say» by Soibhán O’Grady

“The Guardian”: “Undercover: female football fans in Iran” by Forough Alaei

«The Guardian»: «Macron’s right-hand woman: ‘He doesn’t need another flatterer» by Angelique Chrisafis

«The Guardian» : «Longreads: How I fell in love with ancient Egypt» by Peter Hessler

«The Observer»: «Serial Thrillers: the science behind our box set addiction » by Will Storr

«The Observer»: «What happens to our data when we die?» by Ian Tucker

«The Independent»: «What past civil wars tell us about Syria today» by Robert Fisk

«London Review of Books»: «Trump’s America, Netanyahu’s Israel» by Adam Shatz

“The Atlantic”: “The End of the American Century” by George Packer

«The New Republic» : «The Canonization of Richard Holbrooke» by Thomas Meany

«Longreads»: «Rewriting a Symphony in Stone» by Summer Brennan

"Columbia Journalism Review»: «The Visual Power of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez» by Michael Shaw

«The Nation» : «What’s It like to Run the Arctic’s Alt-Weekly Newspaper» by Atossa Araxia Abrahamian

«The Atlantic» : «The European Press Corps Cannot Cover the EU» by James Kanter

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«The New York Times» : «The Tragic Familarity of the Sri Lanka Bombings» by Randy Boyagoda

«The New York Times»: «Religious Minorities Across Asia Suffer Amid Surge in Sectarian Policies» by Hannah Beech, Dharisha Bastians & Kai Schulz

“The New York Times”: “A Cathedral for a Fragile Age” by Roger Cohen

«The New York Times» : «For Palestinian Families, ‘No Light at the Ende of the Tunnel» by David M. Halbfinger & Miriam Berger

“The New York Times”: “Anti-Zionists Deserve Free Speech” by Michele Goldberg

«The New York Times»: «The Ego Maniac in the Oval Office Is ‘Exonorated’» by Maureen Dowd

“The New York Times”: “The Mueller Report Is 448 Pages Long. You Need to Know These 7 Key Things” by Matt Apuzzo & Adam Goldman

“The New York Times”: “Barr Is Right About Everything. Admit You Were Wrong” by Christopher Buskirk

“The New York Times”: “A Portrait of the White House and Its Culture of Dishonesty” by Peter Baker & Maggie Haberman

“The New York Times”: “Bauhaus at 100” by Jade-Snow Joachim, Alex Marshall, Josephine Sedgwick & Eden Weingart

“The New York Times Magazine”: “Melinda Gates on Tech Innovation, Global Health, and Her Own Privilege” by David Marchese

“The New Yorker”: “American Chronicles: What’s New About Conspiracy Theories?” by Elizabeth Kolbert

“The New Yorker”: “The Trump-Netanyahu Alliance” by David Remnick

“The New York Review of Books”: “Saul Steinberg: A Mind in Line” by Joel Smith

“The New York Review of Books”: The Root of Trumpian Agitprop” by Todd Gitlin

“The New York Review of Books”: “In Praise of Public Libraries” by Sue Halpern

“The Washington Post”: “The Fall of Notre Dame is a body blow to Paris and all it represents” by James McAuley

“The Washington Post”: “Rebuilding Notre Dame: The Next Steps for Paris’ Famous Cathedral” by Brittany Renee Mayes, Aaron Steckelberg & Lauren

«The Washington Post»: «What Attorney General Barr said vs. what the Mueller report said» by Salvador Rizzo

«The Washington Post»: «Mueller report paints a damning portrait of the Trump presidency» by Dan Balz

«The Washington Post»: «The Mueller report ist the opposite of exoneration» by Editorial Board

“The Washington Post”: “New report paints a grim picture of global press freedom” by Jason Rezaian

“The Atlantic”: “Inside Ivanka’s Dreamworld” by Elaine Plott

«The Atlantic»: «The Truth About Dentistry» by Ferris Jabr

«The Atlantic»: «Ilhan Omar’s Deeply American Message» by Peter Beinart

«The Guardian»: «Teflon Don: how Trump the mafia boss fought the law…and won» by David Smith

«The Guardian»: «The Mueller report shows that bad guys who play dirty, like Trump always win» by Jonathan Freedland

«The Guardian»: «Trump and impeachment: where Democrats stand after Muller» by Amanda Holpuch

«The Guardian»: «The Guardian view on Lyra McKee’s murder: she should have been the future» by Editorial

“The Guardian”: “The long read: China’s hi-tech war on its Muslim minority” by Darren Byler

«The Observer»: «Robert Caro: "The more facts you collect, the closer you come to the truth» by Rachel Cooke

«The Observer» : «Lyra McKee killing: Why Derry never saw a peace dividend» by Rory Carroll

«The Observer»: «Have hen will travel: the man who sailed around the world with a chicken» by Emma Beddingtin

“The Independent”: “No more excuses – Israeli voters have chosen a country that will mirror the brutal regimes of its Arab neighbours” by Robert Fisk

“The Intercept”: ”Livestream: The Intercept’s Anniversary – Five Years of Fearless, Adversarial Journalism”

“Carnegie Endowment”: “Sada Debate: Four Years of War in Yemen”

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“The Guardian”: “Fake birds and curious cows: an alternative view of Switzerland – in pictures” by Didier Ruef

“The Guardian”: “Brexit is just one front in Europe’s battle for its soul” by Timothy Garton Ash

“The Guardian”: “The seven-year itch: Assange’s awkward stay at the embassy” by Ester Addley

“The Guardian”: “The 50 best songs about Europe – ranked!” by Michael Hann

“The Guardian”: “Mexico battles over legacy of revolutionary Emiliano Zapata” by David Agren

“The Guardian”: “Palestinians eye Israel’s election: ‘People could make peace…the problem is politicians'” by Donald Macintyre

“The Guardian”: “World leaders ignore David Attenborough at their peril” by Larry Elliott

“The Guardian”: “The World Press Photo Contest 2019 – the winning pictures”

“The Guardian”: “Ilhan Omar has become the target of a dangerous hate campaign” by Moustafa  Bayoumi

“The Observer”: “Sudan and Algeria have ousted leader, but revolutions rarely end happily” by Simon Tisdall

“The Observer”: “The model turned shepherd and Green activist” by Tim Adams

“Longreads”: “The American Worth Ethic” by Bryce Covert

“Longreads”: “The Politics of UFOs” by Anna Merlan

“The Atlantic”: “There’s no substitute for print” by Andrew Ferguson

“The Washington Post”: “Switzerland wants to declare coffee non-essential for human survival. But the real story is even more dire” by Rick Noack

“The Washington Post”: “Israel’s election has made a path to a two-state solution even rockier” by E. J. Dionne

“The Washington Post”: “Is Julian Assange a journalist, or just an accused thief?” by David Ignatius

“The Washington Post”: “Partnering with Assange was unpleasant. But work like his is crucial” by Alan Rusbridger

“The Washington Post”: “David Attenborough gave the natural world a voice. Now he’s talking about climate change like never before” by Brady Dennis

“The Washington Post”: “Five myths about psychology” by Stephen Ilardi

“The Washington Post Magazine”: “These Books Spark Joy” by Amanda Long

“The New York Times”: “The Privacy Project”

“The New York Times”: “Bibi Trump and Donald Netanyahu” by Thomas L. Friedman

“The New York Times”: “Israel’s Lessons for the Democrats in 2010” by Roger Cohen

“The New York Times”: “It’s Netanyahu’s Israel Now” by David M. Halbfinger

“The New York Times”: “Why Israel Still Loves Netanyahu” by Shmuel Rosner

“The New York Times”: “What It Takes to Pull Off India’s Gargantuan Election” by Russell Goldman

“The New York Times”: “Scott Kelly Spent a Year Taking Photos in Space. They’re Beautiful” by Scott Kelly (photographs)

“The New York Times”: “Xinjiang Journal: How China Turned a City into a Prison” by Christ Buckley, Paul Mozur & Austin Ramzy

“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Problem with Putting a Price on the End of the World” by David Leonhardt

“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Next Reckoning: Capitalism and Climate Change” by Nathaniel Rich

“The New Yorker”: “Personal History: What Cancer Takes Away” by Anne Boyer

“The New Yorker”: “What Do the Church’s Victims Deserve” by Paul Elie

“The New Yorker”: “A Reporter At Large: The Age of Robot Farmers” by John Seabrook

“The New Yorker”: “Books: Who Belongs in Prison?” by Adam Gopnik

“BuzzFeed News”: “Old, Online and Fed on Lies: How an Aging Population Will Reshape the Internet” by Craig Silverman

“The Verge”: “The Golden Age of YouTube Is Over” by Julia Alexander

“Foreign Affairs”: “The Modi Mirage” by Gurcharan Das

“NiemanLab”: “Where Does Journalism End and Activism Begin?” by Michael Blending

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“The New York Times Magazine”: “How Rupert Murdoch’s Empire of Influence Remade the World” by Jonathan Mahler & Jim Rutenberg

“The New York Times”: “The House Must See the Whole Mueller Report” by Jerrold L. Nadler

“The New York Times”: “A New Egyptian Powerplay” by The Editorial Board

“The New York Times”: “A Political Earthquake as Erdogan’s Party Loses in His Home Base of His Support” by Carlotta Gall

“The New York Times”: “One Day There May Be a Drug to Turbocharge Your Brain. Who Should Get It?” by Carl Zimmer

“The New York Times”: “Some of the Weirdest Stories That Ever Appeared in the Times”

“The New York Times”: “Nonfiction: Barry Lopez Travel to the Ends of the Earth, Seeking Gimmers of Hope” by Hillary Rosner

“The New York Times”: “An Arabic-Speaking Talk-Show Host Wades Into Germany’s Culture Wars” by Christopher F. Schuetze & Karam Shoumali

“The New York Times”: “The Sultan of Brunei: Opulence, Power and Hard-line Islam” by Alan Yuhas

“The New York Times”: “Confronting Philosophy’s Anti-Semitism” by Laurie Shrage

“The New Yorker”: “American Chronicle: The Challenge of Going Off Psychiatric Drugs” by Rachel Aviv

“The New Yorker”: “Dept. of Public Health: “The Hidden Air Pollution in Our Homes” by Nicola Twilley

“The New Yorker”: “Annals of the Former World: The Days the Dinosaurs Died” by Douglas Preston

“The New Yorker”: “Chicago Prepares to Elect Its First Black Female Mayor” by Peter Slevin

“The Washington Post”: “Documentary: The Assassination of Kamal Kashoggi” by Joyce Lee & Dalton Bennett

“The Washington Post”: “The Islamic State’s refugees are facing a humanitarian calamity” by Erin Cunningham & Kamiran Sadoun

“The Washington Post”: “Japan returns to commercial whaling, in defiance and desperation” by Simon Denyer, Akiko Kashiwagi & Victoria Adams Fogg

“The Washington Post”: “In China, the rush to riches sees a region turned into ruins” by Garry Shi

“The Washington Post”: “After three months, surprises mark the Democratic presidential campaign” by Dan Balz

“The Washington Post”: “Exposing the town crier of the West’s far right” by Ishaan Tharoor

“The Washington Post Magazine”: “Justice for the Lyon Sisters” by Mark Bowden

“The Atlantic”: “Lessons of the Real Resistance” by Eliot A. Cohen

“The Guardian”: “Change the narrative: how a Swiss group is beating right-wing populists” by Jon Henley

“The Guardian”: “’The metro smashed old rules’: Indian women drive change - and trains” by Amrit Dhillon

“The Guardian”: “To understand the far right, look at their bookshelves” by Elif Shafak

“The Guardian”: “Carlo Rovelli: ’Time travel is just what we do every day…’” by Carlo Rovelli

“The Guardian”: “Books: Why smart people are more likely to believe fake news” by Dave Robson

“The Guardian”: “’It’s genuine, you know?: why the online influencer industry is going ‘authentic’” by Sophie Elmhurst

“The Guardian”: “Mitch McConnell is destroying the Senate – and American government” by Richard Reich

“The Observer”: “Age is no barrier: meet the world’s oldest top-athletes” by Richard Godwin

“The Intercept”: “How to Think About Breaking Up Big Tech” by David Dayen

“The Intercept”: “Podcast: The Case Against AIPAC”

“London Review of Books”: “The Mass Psychology of Brexit” by Eli Zaretzky

“London Review of Books”: “Operation Columba” by Jon Day

“Foreign Affairs”: “The New German Question” by Robert Kagan

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“The Guardian”: “12 months on: A year of bloodshed at Gaza border protests” by Oliver Holmes & Josh Holder

“The Guardian”: “Israel-Hamas relations: a predictable, but fatal dance” by Oliver Holmes

“The Guardian”: “Billie Eilish: the pop icon who defines 21st-century teenage angst” by Hannah Ewens

“The Guardian”: “Can the world quench China’s bottomless thirst for milk?” by Felicity Lawrence

“The Guardian”: “Cyclone Idai: reporting from a Mocambique disaster zone” by Peter Beaumont

“The Guardian”: “The long read: Can we stop robots outsmarting humanity?” by Mara Hvistendahl

“The Guardian”: “The destruction of Earth is a crime. It should be prosecuted” by George Monbiot

“The Guardian”: “Podcast: Mueller report: Why Trump is not yet in the clear”

“The Guardian”: “The long read: Are your devices listening in on you?” by James Vlahos

“The Independent”: “Don’t believe the hype, ISIS has not been defeated yet – here’s why” by Robert Fisk

“The Independent”: “US grovels to Israel the same way ‘supporters’ fawned on Saddam” by Robert Fisk

“The Observer”: “In a destructive decade, why has no one tried to rein in Netanyahu?” by Simon Tisdall

“London Review of Books”: “Is this the End of the American Century?” by Adam Tooze

“London Review of Books”: “Mexico: It’s very Easy to Die Here” by Rachel Nolan

“London Review of Books”: “The Pain Lobby” by Emily Witt

“The Washington Post”: “The Mueller investigation is over. But other legal probes of Trump’s world continue”

“The Washington Post”: “Assad loyalists are turning on Syria’s government as living standards deteriorate” by Liz Sly

“The Washington Post”: “Trump and Netanyahu keep on colluding” by Ishaan Tharoor

“The Washington Post”: “Netanyahu’s AIPAC speech is a knife in the heart of the U.S. – Israel alliance” by Dana Milbank

“The Washington Post”: “The Fentanyl Failure” by Scott Higham, Sara Horwitz & Katie Zezima

“The Washington Post”: “George Conway: Trump is guilty – of being unfit for office” by George Conway

“The Washington Post”: “Long Exposure” by Michael Bonfigli

“The Washington Post”: “Mark Zuckerberg: The Internet needs new rules. Let’s start in these four areas” by Mark Zuckerberg

“The New Yorker”: “’Trump Wins!’: The President, the Mueller Report, and Our New Political Normal” by Susan E. Glasser

“The New Yorker”: “A Reporter At Large: Jair Bolsonaro’s Southern Strategy” by Jon Lee Anderson

“The New Yorker”: “Letter from Cairo: The Refugee and the Thief” by Peter Hessler

“The New York Times”: “This Man Trying to Make Sense of Brexit Is Tired and Would like to Stop Now” by Allison McCann

“The New York Times”: “Billie Eillish Is Not Your Typical 17year-old Pop Star. Get Used to Her” by Joe Coscarelli

“The New York Times”: “A Perfume Called Racism” by Roger Cohen

“The New York Times”: “Lens: An Insider’s View of Joy and Beauty in Africa’s Largest Shantytown” by Brien Otieno (photographs) & Finbar O’Reilly (text)

“The New York Times”: “Unraveling the Putin Enigma” by Oliver Bullough

“The New York Times”: “We’re all stuck inside George’s and Kellyanne’s Marriage” by Mark Leibovich

“The New York Times”: “What Happens If Obamacare Gets Struck Down?” by Reed Abelson, Abby Goodnough & Robert Pear

“The New York Times”: “A Way to Detect the Next Russian Disinformation Campaign” by Philip N. Howard

“The New York Times Magazine”: “How to Leave the Trump White House with a Million Dollar Parachute” by Jason Zengerle

“The New York Times Magazine”: “How the Battle Over Israel and Anti-Semitism Is Fracturing American Politics” by Nathan Thrall

“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Daily Miracle: Finding Magic Inside The Times’ Printing Plan” by Luc Sante (introduction) & Christopher Payne (photographs)
 

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“The New York Times”: “Mueller Finds No Trump-Russia Conspiracy, Barr Says” by Mark Mazzetti & Katie Benner

“The New York Times”: “A Cloud Over Trump’s Presidency Is Lifted” by Peter Baker

“The New York Times”: “Trump Declares Victory and War on His Enemies” by Mark Landler & Maggie Haberman

“The New York Times”: “No Collusion, No 'Exoneration’” by The Editorial Board

“The New York Times”: “Its Territory May Be Gone, but the U.S. Fight Against I.S.I.S Is Far from Over” by Eric Schmitt, Thomas Gibbons-Neff, Helene Cooper & Alissa J. Rubin

“The New York Times”: “Here’s why the terrorist group remains a serious, violent threat”

“The New York Times”: “The Islamic State Has Not Been Defeated” by Fawaz Gerges

“The New York Times”: “Britain Is Drowning Itself in Nostalgia” by Sam Byers

“The New York Times”: “How Powerful is Vladimir Putin Really?” by Andrew Higgings

“The New York Times”: “The Outspoken Women of the House” by Michelle Cottle

“The New York Times”: “Palestinian Lives Don’t Matter* - *Unless Israel Is to Blame” by Bret Stephens

“The New York Times Magazine”: “There Is No Reason to Cross the U.S. by Train. But I Did it Anyway” by Caity Weaver (test) & Holly Andres (photographs)

“The New York Review of Books”: “A Future without Fossil Fuels” by Bill McKibben

“The Washington Post”: “Here’s the truth about our family and our business” by Charles Kushner

“The Washington Post”: “New Zealand just banned military-style firearms. Here’s why the U.S. can’t” by Rick Noack & Shibani Mahtani

“The Washington Post”: “The World is watching New Zealand’s Jacinda Ardern” by Ishaan Tharoor

“The Washington Post”: “Five Myths about the Ivy League” by Jerome Karabel

“Politico”: “Mueller’s Done. What Now?” by Darren Samuelsohn & Josh Gerstein

“Politico Magazine”: “The Most Powerful Lobbyist in America Is Dying” by Arthur Allen

“The Guardian”: “Podcast: The Christchurch massacre and the rise of far-right extremism”

“The Guardian”: “’Real leaders do exist’: Jacinda Ardern uses solace and steel to guide a broken nation” by Eleanor Ainge Roy

“The Guardian”: “The rise and fall of the ISIS ‘caliphate” by Martin Chulov

“The Guardian”: “The long read: Why Israel is quietly cosying up to the Gulf monarchies”

“The Guardian”: “Podcast – Gaza: generation blockade”

“The Guardian”: “Wake up, Italians - our country is in a state of democratic emergency” by Roberto Saviano

“The Guardian”: “How an anti-Obama fringe set the stage for Trump” by Sabrina Siddiqui

“The Guardian”: “Who is Tulsi Gabbard? The progressive 2020 hopeful praised by Bannon and the right” by Tom McCarthy

“The Guardian”: “Kushner, Inc.: Jared, Ivanka Trump and the rise of the American kakistocracy” by Lloyd Green

“The Observer”: “The B-Team: Are Beto, Biden and Bernie the best that Democrats can offer?” by Josh Wood

“The Observer”: “Turning back time with the Amish of Ohio” by Kate Eshelby

“The Intercept”: “Podcast: Radical White Terrorism” with Jeremy Scahill

“The Intercept”: “Joe Biden is Hillary 2.0 – Democrats Would Be Mad to Nominate Him” by Mehdi Hasan

“London Review of Books”: “Unfeeling Malice” by Michele Pridmore-Brown

The Atlantic”: “The Fertility Doctor’s Secret” by Sarah Zhang

“The Atlantic”: “White Nationalism’s Deep American Roots” by Adam Serwer

“The Atlantic”: “Psychiatry’s Incurable Hubris” by Gary Greenberg

“National Geographic”: “Psychopaths and Altruists” by Yudhijit Bhattacharjee

“Esquire”: “Why Men Love War” by William Broylers Jr.

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“The Washington Post”: “Brexit will end Britain’s role as a great power” by Fareed Zakaria

“The Washington Post”: “India’s 2019 election: What you need to know” by Joanna Slater & Niha Masih

“The Washington Post”: “Butterflies were symbols of rebirth. Then they started disappearing” by Dan Zak

“The Washington Post”: “Social media platforms were used like lethal weapons in New Zealand. That must change now” by Margaret Sullivan

“The Washington Post”: “Thinking for Trump” by Carlos Lozado

“The Washington Post”: “The Opinions Essay: The Strongmen Strike Back” by Robert Kagan

“The Washington Post Magazine”: “Trump called these countries a profane name. We sent a travel writer to celebrate them” by Bill Donahue

“Popula”: “On Owning Many Books” by Mik Awake

“Longreads”: “Revisiting My Grandfather’s Garden” by Mojgan Ghazirad

“The New York Times”: “Our Brother, Our Executioner” by Omer Aziz

“The New York Times”: “’God Is Testing Us’: Tears and Outrage at a New Zealand Hospital” by Damien Cave & Jamie Tarabay

“The New York Times”: “Her Crime? Defending Women’s Rights in Iran” by The Editorial Board

“The New York Times”: “What Does Misogyny Look Like?” by Nina Renata Aron

“The New York Times”: “Is Satire Possible in the Age of Trump?” by Ben Greeman

“The New York Times”: “Globetrotting”

“The New York Times”: “Idolatry at the Western Wall” by Bari Weiss

“The New York Times”: “Netanyahu-Trump Partnership Stronger than Ever. Are These Its Final Days?” David M. Halbfinger

“The New York Times”: “Clean House to Survive? Museums Confront Their Crowded Basements” by Robin Pogrebin

“The New York Times”: “How TikTok Is Rewriting the World” by John Herrman

“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Tragedy of Baltimore” by Alec MacGillis

“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Epic Hunt for a Lost World War II Aircraft Carrier” by Ed Caesar

“The New York Times t-Magazine”: “From Claude Monet to Banksy, Why Do Artists Destroy Their Own Works?” by M.H. Miller

“The Guardian”: “From reformer to ‘New Sultan’: Erdogan’s populist evolution” by Bethan McKernan & Gokce Saracoglu

“The Guardian”: “Podcast: Trump, Brexit and the rise of populism”

“The Guardian”: “Europe must abandon these foolish Brussels treaties” by Jean-Luc Mélanchon

“The Guardian”: “Fires of Jharia spell death and disease for villagers” by Tom Maguire

“The Guardian”: “Podcast – Greta Thunberg: how her school strike went global”

“The Guardian”: “The fall of the Israeli peace movement and why leftists continue to fight” by Oliver Holmes & Quique Kierszenbaum

“The Guardian”: “Technology is terrorism’s most effective ally. It delivers a global audience” by Jason Burke

“The Observer”: “Cambridge Analytica a year on: a lesson in institutional failure” by Carole Cadwalladr

“The Observer”: “Deadly air in our cities: the invisible killer” by Tim Smedley

“The Observer”: “We’ve been too low to see the far right threat” by Observer Editorial

 “The Independent”: “What should be done in the Middle East? Ask the Romans” by Robert Fisk

“London Review of Books”: “Among the Gilets Jaunes” by Jeremy Harding

“The Columbia Journalism Review”: “The Fall Rise and Fall of Media Trust” by Michael Schudson

“Foreign Affairs”: “The Kurdish Awakening” by Henri J. Barkey

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“The New York Times”: “Of David Hockney and Joni Mitchell Holding Hands” by Guy Trebay

“The New York Times”: “The Oppression of the Supermajority” by Tim Wu

“The New York Times”: “Oh, Trudeau” by The Editorial Board”

“The New York Times”: “Lens: The Best Pictures from the 76th Pictures of the Year International” by James Estrin

“The New York Times”: “This Is What a Feminist Country Looks Like” by Maya Salam

“The New York Times”: “Have Dark Forces Been Messing with the Cosmos?” by Dennis Oberbye

“The New York Times Magazine”: “25 Songs That Matter Right Now” by Nitsuh Abebe

“The New Yorker”: “The Making of the Fox News White House” by Jane Meyer

“The New Yorker”: “The Supreme Court Is Quietly Changing the Status of Religion in American Life” by Jeffrey Toobin

“The New Yorker”: “When the Frontier Becomes a Wall” by Francisco Cantú

“The New York Review of Books”: “The Migrant Caravan: Made in U.S.A.” by Roberto Saviano

“Politico”: “Why Trump Loves the Fake News” by John F. Harris

“Politico Magazine”: “What Are the Biggest Problems Facing Women Today?”

“Politico Magazine”: “The Democrats’ Dilemma” by Tim Alberta

“The Washington Post”: “The 10 personas of Donald Trump in a single speech” by Ashley Parker & Philipp Rucker: Monica Akthar & Danielle Kunitz (video)

“The Washington Post”: “Attacks by Israeli settlers surge as West Bank tensions boil” by Ruth Eglash

“The Washington Post”: “Barbie is 60. And she’s reinventing herself” by Rebecca Haines

“The Washington Post Magazine”: “The Heavily Armed Millennials of Instagram” by Simon van Zuylen-Wood

“The Washington Post Magazine”: “The Imitation Game” by Menachem Wecker

“The Intercept”: “Deconstructed: Cornel West on Bernie, Trump and Racism”

“The Intercept”: “Marc Zuckerberg Is Trying to Play You Again” by Sam Biddle

“The Intercept”: “Let’s Defeat or Impeach Donald Trump. But What If He Refuses to Leave the White House?” by Mehdi Hasan

“The Intercept”: “The House Democrats’ ‘Rebuke’ of Rep. Ilhan Omar Is a Fraud for Many Reasons, Including Its Wild Distortions of Her Comments” by Glen Greenwald

“The Atlantic”: “How not to Lose against Donald Trump” by Rahm Emmanuel

“The Atlantic”: “Radio Atlantic: The Future of the Democratic Party”

“The Guardian”: “MH 370: Five years of Theories about one of aviation’s greatest mysteries” by Naaman Zhou

“The Guardian”: “The long read: Debunking the myth that anti-Zionism is antisemitic” by Peter Beinart

“The Guardian”: “The long read: In Chicago, reparations aren’t just an idea. They’re the law” by Peter C Baker

“The Guardian”: “Podcast: Let’s talk about Michael Jackson”

“The Guardian”: “Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez is the new politics, says George Osborne” by Jim Waterson

“The Guardian”: “Podcast/Talking to the Taliban – at what cost?” by Fawzia Koofi

“The Guardian”: “Could robots make us better humans?” by John Harris

“The Guardian”: “Michelle Obama: how the former Frist Lady soared to ‘rock star’ status” by David Smith

“London Review of Books”: “Podcast: The State of the Internet” by Patricia Lockwood & John Lanchester

“The Independent”: “Will Trump’s immoral bribes serve to destroy Palestinian statehood?” by Robert Fisk

“Vanity Fair”: “’State Capture’: How the Gupta Brothers Hijacked South Africa Using Bribes Instead of Bullets” by Karan Mahajan

“Longreads”: “The Problems with Nostalgia” by Michael Musto

“Outside”: “The Frist Dog Ascent of a 7000-Meter Himalayan Peak” by Anna Callaghan

“The Allusionist”: “Podcast: Latin lives!”
 

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“The Guardian”: “The Art of no deal: how Kim and Trump misread each other” by Julian Borger

“The Guardian”: “Podcast: The fall of Cardinal George Pell” by Melissa Davey

“The Guardian”: “Why Donald Trump could win again” by Dave Eggers

“The Guardian”: “It’s time to complete the revolution we started” by Bernie Sanders

“The Guardian”: “Joan Baez: ‘Music can move people to do things’” by Kate Kelleway

“The Guardian”: “Concrete: the most destructive force on earth” by Jonathan Watts

“The Guardian”: “’Stumbling stones’: a different vision of holocaust remembrance” by Eliza Apperly

“The Guardian”: “Final days of the ISIS caliphate – a photo essay” by Achilleas Zavallis

“The Observer”: “Facebook’s global lobbying against data privacy laws” by Carole Cadwalladr & Duncan Campell

“London Review of Books”: “House-Cleaning” by David Bromwich

“London Review of Books”: “Diary: Zimbabwe” by Diana Stone

“The Intercept”: “Trump and Brexit Proved This Book Prophetic – What Calamity Will Befall Us Next?” by Murtaza Hussain

“The Intercept”: “Naomi Klein and Shoshana Zuboff on the Rise of Surveillance Capitalism” by The Intercept

“The Atlantic”: “The Documentary Highlighting the Real Green Book” by Hannah Giorgis

“The New Yorker”: “Annals of Technology: Are Robots Competing for Your Jobs?” by Jill Lepore

“The New Yorker”: “The Neurologist’s Handbook: How Much a Dementia Patient Needs to Know” by Oliver Sacks

“The New Yorker”: “Letter from the U.K.: The Psychiatrist Who Believed People Could Tell the Future” by Sam Knight

“The New Yorker”: “Photo Booth: An Unflinching View of Venezuela in Crisis” by Jon Lee Anderson (text) & Alessandro Cegarra (photographs)

“The New York Times”: “Is This Egypt’s Next Revolution?” by Yasmine El Rashidi

“The New York Times”: “Netanyahu Stoops to Survive” by The Editorial Board

“The New York Times”: “Time for Netanyahu to Go” by Bret Stephens

“The New York Times”: “Israel’s Secret Founding Fathers” by Matti Friedman

“The New York Times”: “Putin’s One Weapon: “The ‘Intelligence State’” by John Sipher

“The New York Times”: “China Uses DNA to Track Its People. With Help of American Expertise” by Sui Lee-Wee

“The New York Times”: “Do Not Disturb: How I ditched My Phone and Unbroke My Brain” by Kevin Roose

“The New York Times”: “Jeremy Corbin’s Anti-Semitic Labour Party” by Roger Cohen

“The New York Times”: “Yes, It’s Bad. Robo-Calls, and Their Scams, Are Surging” by Tara Siegel Bernard

“The New York Times”: “He Took Down the Elite at Davos. Now He’s Coming for Fox News” by Patrick Kingsley

“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Secret History of Women in Coding” by Clive Thompson

“The New York Times Magazine”: “Mike Pompeo’s Mission: Clean Up Trumps Messes” by Mattathias Schwarz

“The New York Times Magazine”: “Inside the Secret Sting Operations to Expose Celebrity Psychics” by Jack Hitt

“The Washington Post”: “Portaits of the ‘fading American Dream’” by Kenneth Dickermann

“The Washington Post”: “In America, talks turn to something unspoken for 150 years: Civil War” by Greg Jaffee & Jenna Thompson

“The Washington Post”: “On the critically endangered list: The principled Republican” by Dana Milbank

“The New York Review of Books”: “Syria’s Monumental Loss” by Muhammad Idrees Ahmad

“The Verge”: “The Trauma Floor” by Casey Newton

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“The New York Times”: “The Mueller Report Is Coming. Here’s What to Expect” by Neal K. Katyal

“The New York Times”: “Time to Panic” by David Wallace-Wells

“The New York Times”: “Becoming Greta: ‘Invisible Girl’ to Global Climate Activist with Bumps Along the Way” by Somini Sengupta

“The New York Times”: “The Catholic Church Is Breaking People’s Hearts” by Frank Bruni

“The New York Times”: “’It’s Not a Closet. It’s a Cage’: Gay Catholic Priests Speak Out” by Elizabeth Diaz & Grabriella Demczuk (photographs)

“The New York Times”: “The Rise of the Robot Reporter” by Jaclyn Peiser

“The New York Times”: “Is This the Right Way to Ende a War?” by Rod Nordland

“The New York Times”: “The True Story Behind an Iconic Vietnam War Photo Was Nearly Erased – Until Now” by Michael Shaw

“The New York Times”: “Jussie Smollett and a Perfect Crime” by Noah Feldman

“The New York Times”: “Karl Lagerfeld, Designer Who Defined Luxury Fashion, Is Dead” by Vanessa Friedman

“The New York Times”: “The Last Designer” by Vanessa Friedman

“The New York Times”: “Intimidation, Pressure and Humiliation: Inside Trump’s Two-Year War on the Investigations Encircling Him” by Mark Mazzetti, Maggie Haberman, Nicholas Fando & Michael Schmidt

“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Future of Work: Wealthy, Successful and Miserable” by Charles Duhigg

“The Washington Post”: “The Kalashnikov assault rifle changed the world. Now there’s a Kalashnikov kamikaze drone” by Liz Sly

“The Washington Post”: “The political battles to come after the fall of the Islamic State” by Ishaan Tharoor

“The Washington Post”: “The Russia investigation: Drawing to a close” by Steve Brodner (illustrations)

“The Washington Post”: “The 6 essential cons that define Trump’s success” by Jonathan Greenberg

“The Washington Post”: “Their parents joined ISIS. They were raised in the caliphate. Can they come home?” by Michael Birnbaum

“The Washington Post”: “The real national emergency is the triviality of our politics” by E. J. Dionne

“The Washington Post”: “Farmworker vs. Robot” by Danielle Paquette & Zack Wittman (photographs)

“The Washington Post”: “The 23 most unforgettable last sentences in fiction” by Ron Charles

“The Washington Post”: “Stop Obsessing over these three freshman Congress women” by Kathleen Parker

“The Washington Post”: “Ted Cruz: Make ‘El Chapo’ Pay for the border wall” by Ted Cruz

“The Guardian”: “The Long read: Why ‘Trump country’ Isn’t as Republican as you think” by Elizabeth Catte

“The Guardian”: “World Press Photo Contest – the nominees” by Matt Fidler

“The Independent”: “This new history of the Christian genocide sounds a dark warning” by Robert Fisk

“The Observer”: “Meet the neuroscientist who shattered the myth of the gendered brain” by Genevieve Fox

“The Observer”: “David Nott: ‘They told me my chances of leaving Aleppo alive were 50/50” by David Nott

“The Intercept”: “Deconstructed (podcast) – Crazy in Gov: Why Won’t the Media Discuss Trump’s Mental Instability?” by Mehdi Hasan

“Wired”: “What Happens When Russia Cuts Itself Off from the Internet” by Louise Matsakis

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“The Guardian”: “Podcast: My Week at Guantánamo Bay” by Julian Borger

“The Guardian”: “The EU looks like the Soviet Union in 1991 – on the verge of collapse” by George Soros

“The Guardian”: “Spain’s trial of Catalan separatists is an alarming act of state repression” by Carlos Puigdemont

“The Guardian”: “The Long Read - Heineken claims its business helps Africa. Is that too good to be true?” by Olivier van Beemen

“The Guardian”: "The Long Read - How the U.S. has hidden its empire” by Daniel Immerwahr

“The Independent”: “The West is encouraging a vicious war between Sunnis and Shias -that’s the real truth about Iran and Saudi Arabia” by Robert Fisk

“The Independent”: “40 of the best plays ever written” by Paul Taylor & Holly Williams

“The Independent”: “Syria’s refugee children: ‘We can’t survive like this” by Paddy Dowling

“The Observer”: “Is the era of artificial speech translation upon us?” by Marek Kohn

“The Observer”: “The collapse of Isis will inflame the regional power struggle” by Simon Tisdall

“The Observer”: “Without territory or new recruits, Islamic State is in its death throes” by Jason Burke

“The Observer”: “’ We have to try’: the migrants who brave frostbite in a desperate trek over the Alps” by Angela Giuffrida

“London Review of Books”: “The Internet and Me” by Patricia Lockwood

“London Review of Books”: “At the Movies: ‘Vice’” by Michael Wood

“The Washington Post”: “The electability trap: Yes, voters will elect a female president” by Linda Hirshman

“The Washington Post”: “Trump’s sacrifices are hard. You think it’s easy working 11 to 5?” by Dana Milbank

“The Washington Post”: “We were covering the Iranian revolution. A single gunshot still haunts me” by William Branigin

“The Washington Post”: “Anti-Semitism has spread through the Islamic world like cancer” by Fareed Zakaria

“The Washington Post Magazine”: “’I’ve been looking for you for decades’” by Marina Lopes & Lynnie Z (illustrations)

“The New York Times”: “Phony Wall, Phony Emergency” by The Editorial Board

“The New York Times”: “Trump Follows Familiar Playbook When Confronted with a Loss: Distract and Digress” by Annie Karni

“The New York Times”: “A.I. Shows Promise Assisting Physicians” by Cade Metz

“The New York Times”: “Where El Chapo Could End Up. A Prison ‘Not Designed for Humanity” by Alan Feuer & Alan Binder

“The New York Times”: “The 20 Best TV Dramas Since ‘The Sopranos’”

“The New York Times”: “Where Glaciers Melt Away, Switzerland Sees Opportunity” by Henry Fountain, Ben C. Solomon & Jeremy White (maps)

“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Tiny Swiss Company That Thinks It Can Stop Climate Change” by Jon Gertner

“The New York Times Magazine”: “Shopping in Pyonyang, and other Adventures in North Korean Capitalism” by Travis Jeppesen

“The New Yorker”: “Separating the Myth from the Man in the El Chapo Verdict” by Patrick Radden Keefe

“The New Yorker”: “Personal History – Everywhere and Nowhere: A Journey Through Suicide” by Donald Antrim

“The New York Review of Books”: “The Clinton Investigation: Presumed Guilty” by Sean Wilentz

“The New York Review of Books”: “Undefeated, ISIS Is Back in Iraq” by Aziz Ahmad

“The New York Review of Books”: “Why Is Medicine so Expensive?” by Daniel J. Kevles

“Vox”: “Has Facebook Been Good for the World?” by Sean Illing, Kurt Wagner & Karen Turner

“The Intercept”: “After 18 Years of War, the Taliban Has the Upper Hand in Afghanistan’s Peace Talks” by Bilal Sarwary & Murtaza Hussein

“The Intercept”: “Deconstructed Podcast: “The Truth about Islam and Democracy (with Anwar Ibrahim)

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“The Observer”: “Europe in 25 films: the critics’ choice” by Mark Kermode, Simran Hans, Wendy Ide, Guy Lodge & Jonathan Romney

“The Observer”: “Instagram: Beware of bad influencers..” by Chris Stokel-Walker

“The Observer”: “’Once photography gets a grip, you’re a captive’: Don McCullin and Giles Duley in conservation” by Kate Kellaway

“The Observer”: “A lifetime of sleep, from birth to menopause and beyond” by Alice Gregory

“The Observer”: “From Columbine to Parkland: how we got the story wrong on mass shootings” by Dave Cullen

“London Review of Books”: “The Little Island That Could” by Michael Hofmann

“London Review of Books”: “Silicon Valley Girl” by Deborah Friedell

“London Review of Books”: “Travels in the Apocalypse” by McKenzie Funk

“The Atlantic”: “When Your Child Is a Psychopath” by Barbara Bradley Hagerty

“The Atlantic”: “Russian-Style Kleptocracy Is Infiltrating America” by Franklin Foer

“The Intercept”: “What Happened in Douma?” by James Harkin

“The Intercept”: “Democrats Echo Israel’s Far Right by Refusing to Even Use the Word ‘Occupation’” by Robert Mackey

“The Intercept”: “Syrian Women in Turkey: On Their Own Terms” by Maryam Saleh

“The New Yorker”: “Personal History: The Machine Stops” by Oliver Sacks

“The New Yorker”: “Books: The Great Hollywood Screenwriter Who Hated Hollywood” by David Denby

“The New Yorker”: ”Trump’s State of Disunion” by Margaret Talbot

“The New Yorker”: “Photo Booth: Priya Ramrakha’s Brief Heroic Life” by Paul Theroux

“The New York Review of Books”: “The Path pf Greatest Resistance” by David Cole

“The New York Review of Books”: “Imperial Exceptionalism” by Jackson Lears

“The New York Review of Books”: “Fool Britannia” by Harry Kunzru

“The New York Times”: “Brazil Dam Collapse: A Tidal Wave of Mud” by Shasta Darlington, James Glanz Andreoni, Matthew Bloch, Sergio Pecanha, Anijali Singhvi & Tory Griggs

“The New York Times”: “America’s War of Stories” by Tim Kreider

“The New York Times”: “Saudi Arabia’s Threadbare Cover-Up of Kashoggi’s Killing Unravels Further” by The Editorial Board

“The New York Times”: “A Battle Cry Seldom Heard These Days: The Palestinian Cause” by Dionne Searcey, David M. Halbfinger & Rukimini Callimachi

“The New York Times Magazine”: “He Played by the Rules of Putin’s Russia, Until He Didn’t: The Story of a Murder” by Sarah A. Topol

“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Fight for Gender Equality in One of the World’s Most Dangerous Sports” by Daniel Duane (story) & Dina Litoysky (photographs)

“The Washington Post”: “’All the Best People’: Michael Cohen’s Secret Agenda” by Paul Schwartzman

“The Washington Post”: “Impeachment: What It Would Take” by Carlos Lozado

“The Washington Post”: “Retropod: The Soviet officer who stopped World War III”

“Pacific Standard”: “Mr. Chen’s Mountain” by Robin Hemley

“Pro Publica”: “Fight the Sip” by T. Christian Miller, Megan Rose, Robert Faturechi & Xaquín G.V. (design) By T. Christian Miller, Megan Rose and Robert Faturechi

“Project Syndicate”: “Moralism and the Arts” by Ian Buruma

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“The New York Times”: “Italy’s Strength: Comfort in Disharmony” by Beppe Servergnini

“The New York Times”: “Is the World’s Most Powerful Woman Finally a Feminist?” by Emily Schultheis

“The New York Times”: “Trump. In Interview, Calls Wall Talks ‘Waste of Time’ and Dismisses Investigations” by Peter Baker & Maggie Haberman

“The New York Times”: “Juan Guaidó: Venezuelans, Strenght Is in Unity” by Juan Guaidó

“The New York Times”: “The Blessing of a Rescue Dog” by Margaret Renkl

“The New York Times”: “Afghan Women Fear Peace with Taliban May Mean War on Them” by Rod Nordland, Fatima Faizi & Fahim Abed

“The New York Times”: “What Keeps the Spies Up at Night?” by The Editorial Board

“The New York Times”: “How Iran’s Greatest Director Makes Art of Moral Ambiguity” by Giles Harvey

“The New York Times Magazine”: “Can China Turn the Middle of Nowhere into the Center of the World Economy” by Ben Mauk & Andrea Frazzetta (photographs and video)

“The New Yorker”: «A Reporter at Large : A Grand Plan to Clean the Great Pacific Garbage Patch» by Carolyn Korman

“The New Yorker”: “Annals of Health Care: The Personal Toll of Whistle-Blowing” by Sheelah Kolhatkar

“The Washington Post”: “A Post journalist’s ordeal in an Iranian prison” by Ishaan Tharoor

“The Washington Post”: “Falling in Love with Someone from the Wrong Place” by Jason Rezaian, Kate Woodsome, Robbie Stauder, Danielle Kunitz &Dave Marcus

“The Washington Post”: “Are we past peak Davos?” by Daniel W. Drezner

“The Washington Post”: “Davos is a microcosm of the world – and the outlook is grim” by Fareed Zakaria

“The Washington Post”: “’I came back to 4’459 emails’: Washington is back to work, and in a tizzy” by Dan Zak, Caitlin Gibson & Ben Terris

“The Washington Post”: “Trump is on a mission from God” by Dana Milbank

“The Washington Post”: “Five myths about rock-and-roll” by Stacey Anderson

“The Washington Post”: “Remembering the Holocaust in an era of rising anti-Semitism” by Daniel Reynolds

“The Washington Post”: “Who’s been charged in Mueller-linked probes, and why” by Julie Vitovskaya, Samuel Granados, Kevin Uhrmacher & Aaron Williams

“Los Angeles Book Review”: “Thieves of Experience: How Google and Facebook Corrupted Capitalism” by Nicholas Carr

“The Intercept”: “Mohammed bin Salman Is Running Saudi Arabia Like a Man Who Got Away with Murder” by Sarah Aziza

“The Intercept”: “Podcast Special: Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez on her first weeks in Washington”

“The Intercept”: “’A Fundamentally Illegitimate Choice’: Shoshans Zuboff on the Age of Surveillance Capitalism” by Sam Biddle

«The Guardian»: «Podcast - Going viral: the victims of online conspiracy theories»

“The Guardian”: “Life at -50 C: I went into the frozen heart of America’s polar vortex” by Adam Gabbatt

“The Guardian”: “’The devastation of human life is in view’: what a burning world tells us about climate change” by David Wallace-Wells

“The Atlantic”: “What People Actually Say Before They Die” by Michael Erard

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“The Guardian”: “’No one can guarantee our safety’: Syrians stuck in squalid exile” by Martin Chulov

“The Guardian”: “The Long Read: The new elite’s phoney  crusade to save the world – without changing anything” by Anand Giridharidas

“The Guardian”: “Why US rightwing populists and their global allies disagree over Big Tech” by Evgeny Morozov

“The Guardian”: “Only empathy can break the cycle of violence in Israel-Palestine” by Simon Baron-Cohen

“The Guardian”: “Davos 2019: The yawning gap between rhetoric and reality” by Larry Elliot

“The Observer”: “Truth detectives: the know-it-all sceptics railing against fakery” by Alexis Moshakis

“The Observer”: “The coldest job in the world” by Candice Pires

“The Independent”: “Why American figures like Michele Alexander are breaking their silence on Israel” by Robert Fisk

“The Independent”: “42 films you should see before you die” by Helen O’Hara & Patrick Smith

“The Intercept”: “Everybody Does It: the Messy Truth about Infiltrating Computer Supply Chains” by Micah Lee & Henrik Moltke

“The Intercept”: “The Plot against George Soros Didn’t Star in Hungary. It Started on Fox News” by Robert Mackey

“The Intercept”: “Podcast: Donald Trump and Media Temple of BOOM” with Jeremy Scahill

“The New York Times”: “In Business and in Governing, Trump Seeks Victory in Chaos” by Ross Buettner & Maggie Haberman

“The New York Times”: “Described as Defeated, Islamic States Punches Back with Guerilla Tactics” by Rukmini Callimachi

“The New York Times”: “Putin’s Dream of Godliness: Holy Russia” by Michael Khodarkovsky

“The New York Times”: “Never Tweet” by Farhad Manjoo

“The New York Times Magazine”: “Lost and Found: The Homemade Prosthetics of Afghanistan” by Ross McDonnell (photographs) & Matthieu Aikins

“The New York Times Magazine”: “Is Ancient DNA Research Revealing New Truths – or Falling into Old Traps” by Gideon Lewis-Kraus

“The New York Times Magazine”: “Mitch McConnell Got Everything He Wanted. But at What Cost?” by Charles Homans

“The New Yorker”: “A Guided Tour of Hebron, From Two Sides of the Occupation” my Martha Gessen

“The New Yorker”: “Why Marlon James Decided to Write an African Game of Thrones” by Jia Tolentino

“The New Yorker”: “Letter from Germany: How A Teen’s Death Has Become a Political Weapon” by Yascha Mounk

“The Washington Post: “Five myths about globalization” by Seven B. Altman

“The Washington Post”: “Why Muslims around the world should remember the Holocaust” by Mohammad al-Issa

“The Washington Post”: “Trump two years in: the dealmaker who can’t seem to make a deal” by Philip Rucker & Josh Dawsey

“The Washington Post”: “President Trump made 8’158 false or misleading claims in his first two years” by Glen Kessler, Salvador Rizzo & Meg Kelly

“The Washington Post”: “Borderline” by Laris Karklis, Ann Gerhart, Joe Fox, Armand Emamdjomeh & Kevin Schaul

“The Washington Post”: “The real problem with Brexit: Britain can’t decide what kind of country it is” by Alex Massie

“The Washington Post”: “Trump finds a cure for his small-hands problem” by Dana Milbank

“Council on Foreign Relations”: “Agonizing over Afghanistan” by Richard M. Haas

Axios, Schema, Google Trends: “The Lifespan of News Stories”

“Future Crunch”: “99 Good News Stories You Probably Didn’t Hear About in 2018” by Angus Hervey

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“The Atlantic”: “Unthinkable – 50 Moments That Define an Improbable Presidency” by Jeffrey Goldberg

“The Atlantic”: “Impeach Donald Trump” by Yoni Appelbaum

“The Guardian”: “How The Scream became the ultimate image for our political age” by Jonathan Jones

“The Guardian”: “Documentary: Black Sheep”

“The Observer”: “Bauhaus at 100: the revolutionary movement’s enduring appeal” by Rowan Moore

“The Observer”: “Coups and murders. The secret world of Apartheid’s secret mercenaries” by Emma Graham-Harrison

“London Review of Books”: “The Vice President’s Men” by Seymour M. Hersh

“London Review of Books”: “Brexit: Leave, and Leave Again” by William Davies

“The Intercept”: “Who Are the Top 10 Democratic Contenders for 2020?” by Mehdi Hasan

“The Intercept”: “John Bolton Wants to Bomb Iran – and He May Get What He Wants” by Mehdi Hasan

“Carnegie Endowment”: “The Islamic State Lives On” by Mona Alami

“The Washington Post”: “Unlocking a kingdom’s hidden treasures” by Kareem Fahim (story) & Salman George (photos and video)

“The Washington Post”: “Shut down, fed up” by Whitney Shefte, Jorge Ribas, Joyce Koh, Lee Powell, Drea Cornejo, Paul Raila & Ray Whithouse

“The Washington Post”: “How defeated is the Islamic State?” by Adam Taylor

“The Washington Post”: “The shabbiest U.S. president ever is an inexpressibly sad specimen” by George F. Will

“The Washington Post Magazine”: “Could Pete Buttigieg Become the First Millennial President?” by Bob Moser

“The New Yorker”: “How Close Should an Activist Icon Get to Power? An Interview with Malala Yousafzai” by Isaac Chotiner

“The New Yorker”: “Dept. of Public Health: Is Marijuana as Safe as We Think?” by Malcom Gladwell

“The New Yorker”: “Dispatch: Spain’s Open Wounds” by Stephania Taladrid

“The New Yorker”: “Dept. of First Principles: “The Art of Decision Making” by Joshua Rothman

“The New Yorker”: “How the Idea of Hell Has Shaped the Way We Think” by Vinson Cunningham

“New York Magazine”: “Reasons to Love New York”

“The New York Review of Books”: “The Pro-Israel Push to Punish US Campus Critics” by Katherine Franke

“The New York Review of Books”: “Israel and Academic Freedom: An Exchange” by Kenneth Waltzer & Mark G. Yudof, reply by Katherine Franke

“The New York Times”: “Government Shutdown Across America” by Alan Blinder

“The New York Times”: “Redefining Representation: The Women of the 116th Congress” by Elizabeth D. Herman & Celeste Sloman (photographs)

“The New York Times”: “Brexit, Explained: Not a Brit? Not a problem! Here’s What It All Means” by Stephen Castle

“The New York Times”: “Among Parliament’s Brexit Rebellion, a Tectonic Shift in How Britain Is Governed” by Ellen Barry & Stephen Castle

“The New York Times”: “Glaciers Are Retreating. Millions Rely on Their Water” by Henry Fountain, Ben C. Solomon & Jeremy White (maps)

“The New York Times”: “The Hunt for the Nazi Loot Still Sitting on Library Shelves” by Milton Esterow

“The New York Times”: “The Malign Incompetence of the Ruling Class” by Pankaj Mishra

“The New York Times”: “To Save the Sound of a Stradivarius, a Whole City Must Keep Quiet” by Max Paradiso

“The New York Times”: “Essay: Reading Proust in the Gulag” by Aytan Tatici

“The New York Times”: “Time to Break the Silence on Palestine” by Michelle Alexander

“The New York Times”: “Why Do People Fall for Fake News?” by Gordon Pennycook & David Rand

“The New York Review of Books”: “The Twisting Nature of Love” by Alma Guillermopreto

“Vanity Fair”: “’Leave No Soldier Behind’: The Unsolved Mystery of the Soldier Who Died in the Watchtower” by William Langewiesche

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“The Guardian”: “Podcast: What does 2019 hold for Kim Young-un and North Korea?”

“The Guardian”: “Leonardo v Rembrandt: who’s the greatest?” by Jonathan Jones

“The Guardian”: “The Long Read – When the ice melts: the catastrophe of vanishing glaciers” by Dahr Jamail

“The Guardian”: “Seven way technology will change in 2019” by Alex Hern

“The Guardian”: “’Brought to Jesus’: The evangelical grip on the Trump administration” by Julian Borger

“The Observer”: “Everyone is biased, including you: the play designed by neuroscientists” by Nic Fleming

“The Observer”: “Man accused of shooting down UN chief: ‘Sometimes you have to do things you don’t want to…’” by Emma Graham-Harrison, Andreas Rockson  & Mads Brügger

“The Observer”: “In China, they are closing churches, jailing pastors – and even rewriting scriptures” by Lily Kuo

“The Independent”: “The US media has lost one of its sanest voices on military matters – so let’s hope William Arkin’s absence is brief” by Robert Fisk

“The Independent”: “Donald Trump’s New Year Letter to America we’ll probably never read” by Andrew Buncombe

“The Independent”; “US sanctions against Iran are harsh, but nobody really knows what will happen if they sink Teheran’s regime” by Borzou Daragahi

“The Times Literary Supplement”: “Finer Points of Murder” by Tom Stevenson

“The Atlantic”: “What President Trump Will Face in the New Year” by Ronald Brownstein

“The Atlantic”: “Don’t reply to your emails” by Taylor Lorenz

“The Atlantic”: “The Weight I Carry” by Tommy Tomlinson

“The Atlantic”: “83 Things That Blew Our Mind in 2018” by The Atlantic Science Desk

“The Washington Post”: “7 key questions about what President Trump’s company faces in 2019” by David A. Fahrenthold & Jonatahan O’Connell

“The Washington Post”: “The Saudi engine of repression continues to run at full speed” by David Ignatius

“The Washington Post Magazine”: “What Gordon Parks witnessed” by David Rowell & Gordon Parks (photos)

“The New York Times”: “50 Places to Go in 2018”

“The New York Times”: “The 20 Best TV Dramas Since ‘The Sopranos” by The New York Times

“The New York Times”: “Two Women Enter a Temple. A Country Erupts” by Supriya Nair

“The New York Times”: “Erdogan: Trump Is Right on Syria. Turkey Can Get the Job Done” by Recep Tayyip Erdogan

“The New York Times”: “Nancy Pelosi Spanks the First Brat” by Maureen Dowd

“The New York Times”: “Who Speaks for America?” by The Editorial Board

“The New York Times”: “When the Illness Is a Mystery, Patients Turn to These Detectives” by Gina Kolata

“The New York Times Magazine”: “How Beauty Is Making Scientists Rethinking Evolution” by Ferris Jabr

“The New Yorker”: “Letter from Hungary: Victor Orban’s Far-Right Vision for Europe” by Elisabeth Zerofsky

“The New Yorker”: “Books: The History of Blood” by Jerome Groopman

“The New Yorker”: “A Reporter At Large: The French Burglar Who Pulled off His Generations Biggest Art Heist” BY Jake Halpern

“The New York Review of Books”: “California: The State of Resistance” by Michael Greenberg

“The Intercept”: “What’s the matter with the Democratic? Just Watch Schumer and Pelosi Respond to Trump’s wall speech” by Brianha Gray

“The Intercept”: “1.4 Million Floridians Get Their Voting Rights Back, Whether Republicans Like It or Not” by Alice Speri

“Wired”: “The Future Book Is Here” by Craig Mood

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“The New York Times”: “The Story of 2018 was Climate Change” by David Leonhardt

The New York Times”: “For Trump, ‘a War Every Day’ Waged Increasingly Alone” by Peter Baker & Maggie Haberman

“The New York Times”: “A Day, a Life: When a Medic Was Killed in Gaza, Was It an Accident?” by David M. Halbfinger

“The New York Times”: “How Times Reporters Froze a Fatal Moment on a Protest Field in Gaza” by Malachy Browne

"The New York Times": "Boogie Down, Bronx Girl" by Maureen Dowd

"The New York Times”: “In Search of Lost Screen Time” by Paul Greenberg

“The New York Times”: “Apollo 8’s Earthrise: The Shot Seen Round the World” by Dennis Overbye

“The New York Times”: “Does How a Writer Put a Drug Trip into Words?” by Michael Polian

"The New Yorker”: “Personal History: Father Time” by David Sedaris

“The New Yorker”: “How Mark Burnett Resurrected Donald Trump as an Icon of American Success” by Patrick Radden Keefe

“The New Yorker”: “The Inflation of Abstraction” by Peter Schjedahl

"The New Yorkere”: “Annals of Technology: How Science Saved Me from Pretending to Love Wine” by Anne Fadiman

“The New York Review of Books”: “How to Write about the Right: An Exchange” by James McAuley & Greil Marcus, reply by Mark Lilla

“The New York Review of Books”: “In the Valley of Fear” by Michael Greenberg

“The New York Review of Books”: “Let the People Take Back Control of Brexit” by Lisa Nandy

“The Washington Post”: “How can we tackle climate change?” by Post Opinions Staff

 “The Washington Post”: “A Year of unprecedented deception: Trump averaged 15 false claims a day in 2018” by Glenn Kessler

“The Washington Post”: “Fake-porn videos are being weaponized to harass women: ‘Everybody is a potential target’” by Drew Harwell

“The Guardian”: “Beto O’Rourke poses growing threat to fellow Democrats with 2020 hopes” by Sabrina Siddiqui & Lauren Gambino

“The Guardian”: “The fallen metropolis: the collapse of Caracas, the jewel of Latin America” by Tom Phillips

“The Guardian”: “The best films of 2019” by Peter Bradshaw

“The Observer”: “The death of Venice? City battles with floods and tourism reach crisis level” by Angela Giuffrida

“The Independent”: “Judge Richard Goldstone suffered for turning his back on Gaza – but not as much as the Palestinians he betrayed” by Robert Fisk

“The Independent”: “Trump vs Mattis – watch out when men of war come to the rescue” by Robert Fisk

“The Intercept”: “The Long Hand of U.S. Intervention: the Intercept’s 2018 World Coverage” by The Intercept

“The Atlantic”: “Kamal Kashoggi’s Murder Remains a Mystery” by Gaeme Wood

"The Atlantic”: “Is There Something Neurologically Wrong With Donald Trump” by James Hamblin

“The Atlantic”: “Finding a Way Through an Unspeakable Loss” by Deborah Kopaken

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“The New York Times”: “Our Favorite Facts of 2018” by Alexandria Symonds, Katie Van Syckle, Melina Delcic, Raillan Brooks & Remy Tumin

“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Lives They Lived 2018”

“The New York Times”: “Amos Oz, Israeli Author and Peace Maker, Dies at 79” by Isabel Kershner

“The New York Times”: “Afghanistan Dispatch: Along a Road of Sorrow, a Toddler Lost Her Name, Her Family and Her Life” by Mujib Mashal & Fahim Abed

“The New York Times”: “The Tragedy of Saudi Arabia’s War” by Declan Walsh (story) & Tyler Hicks (photos)

“The New York Times”: “Saudi Strikes, American Bombs, Yemeni Suffering” by Derek Watkins & Declan Walsh

“The New York Times”: “’It’s an act of murder: How Europe Outsources Suffering as Migrants Drown” by Charles Heller, Lorenzo Pezzani, Itamar Mann, Violerta Moreno & Eyal Weizman

“The New York Times”: “Iran’s Economic Crisis Drags Down the Middle Class Almost overnight” by Thomas Erdbrink

“The New York Times”: “In 12 Minutes, Everything Went Wrong” by Mika Gröndahl, Allison McCann James Glanz, Blacki Migliozzi & Umi Syam

“The New York Times”: “A Woman’s Rights” by The Editorial Borad & Damon Winter (photographs)

“The New Yorker”: “Don’t Eat before Reading this” by Anthony Bourdain

“The New Yorker”:  “Four Books that Deserved More Attention in 2018” by James Woods

“The New York Review of Books”: “In the Valley of Fear” by Michael Greenberg

“The New York Review of Books”: “Let the People Take Back Control of Brexit” by Lisa Nandy

“The Washington Post”: “For asylum seekers, deportation may mean death” by Kevin Sieff (story) & Carolyn Van Houten

“The Washington Post”: “An Italian car of a country, Argentina looks great but just doesn’t work” by Anthony Faiola

“The Washington Post”: “With support from Steve Bannon, a medieval monastery could become a populist training ground” by Chico Harlan

“The Washington Post”: “Dave Barry’s Year in Review 2018” by Dave Barry

“The Washington Post”: “2019: The Year in Preview” by several authors

“The Guardian”: “The halfway point: What have two years of Trump’s wrecking ball done to America?” by David Smith

“The Guardian”: “Trapped in Syria: children kidnapped by ISIS who can’t go home” by Bethan McKernan & Joshua Surtees

“The Guardian”: “’Every Day is a battle”: portraits of US veterans capture hidden toll of PTSD” by David Taylor

“The Guardian”: “The best photographs of 2018 – and the stories”

“The Guardian”: “The best of the Long Read in 2018”

„The Guardian“: „The presidential library: 10 books  Trump recommended this year“  by David Taylor

“The Guardian”: “The World in 2019: Middle East and North Africa” by Martin Chulov

“The Observer”: “The science stories that shook 2018” by several authors

“London Review of Books”: “Trouble at the BBC” by Owen Bennett-Jones

“London Review of Books”: “Brexit: Which Way to the Exit?” by David Runciman

“London Review of Books”: “What Europeans Talk about when They Talk about Brexit”

“The Intercept”: “Covering the Rise of a New Force in Democratic Politics: The Intercepts 2018 Politics Coverage.”

“The Intercept”: “The Far Right Is Obsessed with a Book about Muslims Destroying Europe. Here’s What It Gets Wrong” by Murtaza Hussain

“The Intercept”: “Keep Your Eyes on the Narcissist: Donald Trump’s Latest Antics Are Driven by Fear of Robert Mueller” by James Risen