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It was supposed to be about a happy relationship—but when her heart got broken, she rewrote her lyrics for a generation cynical about love, writes Kat Rosenfield. thefp.com/p/olivia-rodrigo-n…
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In an era primed for a great UFO movie, the film arrives with impeccable timing and almost nothing interesting to say, writes Will Rahn. thefp.com/p/steven-spielberg…
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California universities dropped the SAT to help low-income and minority students. The policy is doing the opposite, writes Svetlana Jitomirskaya, a professor of mathematics at UC Berkeley. thefp.com/p/bring-back-the-s…
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At this Christian men’s retreat, Jesus was the ultimate masculine role model. But amid full-volume trap music, warrior cries, and boot-camp challenges, his presence was sometimes hard to discern, reports Josh Code. thefp.com/p/bench-press-and-…
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A volunteer’s ‘SOCIALISM’ bracelet was a hint that New York City’s public turnout campaign for rent-control hearings might not live up to its own rules of neutrality.
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He is one of D.C.’s most quoted opponents of the Iran War. The administration is weighing whether to revoke his green card. thefp.com/p/iran-war-critic-…
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A weekend at Christian men's camp. River Page drinks with Trump’s tourism czar. Niall Ferguson explains why soccer rocks. Kat Rosenfield thinks Olivia Rodrigo is a coward. And more in today's Weekend Press. thefp.com/p/a-weekend-at-chr…
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California universities dropped the SAT to help low-income and minority students. The policy is doing the opposite, writes Svetlana Jitomirskaya, a professor of mathematics at UC Berkeley. thefp.com/p/bring-back-the-s…
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It was supposed to be about a happy relationship—but when her heart got broken, she rewrote her lyrics for a generation cynical about love, writes Kat Rosenfield. thefp.com/p/olivia-rodrigo-n…
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Why do we love being mean to each other? Suzy Weiss asked Jeff Ross to explain the art of the roast. thefp.com/p/the-return-of-th…
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When U.S. sports fans go to a ball game, they are pursuing happiness. But, as Nick Hornby explained in ‘Fever Pitch,’ soccer is entertainment as pain, writes Niall Ferguson. thefp.com/p/niall-ferguson-w…
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“Two college kids showed up with Clorox, and cameras on their heads—and filmed themselves cleaning,” writes Suzy Weiss. “The footage will train robots. I feel awkward about it.” thefp.com/p/ai-company-robot…
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A millennial mom has seen a 5-year-old ‘punch, kick, and push my son’ at preschool. ‘What’s hardest for me is what this experience is doing to my worldview,’ she writes. Our advice columnist responds. thefp.com/p/tough-love-tell-…
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In an era primed for a great UFO movie, the film arrives with impeccable timing and almost nothing interesting to say, writes Will Rahn. thefp.com/p/steven-spielberg…
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Christianity is all over social media. For a while, I thought my generation might be finding God, writes Freya India. Now I worry we are just finding content about God. thefp.com/p/when-faith-is-ju…
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At this Christian men’s retreat, Jesus was the ultimate masculine role model. But amid full-volume trap music, warrior cries, and boot-camp challenges, his presence was sometimes hard to discern, reports Josh Code. thefp.com/p/bench-press-and-…
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Since October 7, some have described the Jewish community as in turmoil. Rabbi Joanna Samuels says it’s more tight-knit than ever. thefp.com/p/the-world-wants-…
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It was supposed to be about a happy relationship—but when her heart got broken, she rewrote her lyrics for a generation cynical about love, writes Kat Rosenfield. thefp.com/p/olivia-rodrigo-n…
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She made herself a formidable justice in the same way she had learned to brand calves, fire a rifle, or turn a bobcat into a house pet while growing up on her parents’ remote Arizona ranch. thefp.com/p/great-americans-…
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Why do we love being mean to each other? Suzy Weiss asked Jeff Ross to explain the art of the roast. thefp.com/p/the-return-of-th…
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