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The Post and Courier
17 May 2026
Review: ‘Daring to Be Free’ a persuasive reassessment of Africans living in the Atlantic World
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Something Is Going Right at Universities
The Atlantic 17 May 2026
Roosevelt Montás grew up in a small mountain village in the Dominican Republic ... A high-school mentor helped him get into Columbia, where students confront the great books of Western civilization in the school’s Core Curriculum.
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Reimagining George Washington’s Portrait
The Atlantic 17 May 2026
Today, the country is no less prone to canonizing versions of patriotism, though they go well beyond art ... Other commemorations are essentially celebrations of the current president. The U.S ... The real fight for the Smithsonian].
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Sonnet for the Tendered Garden
The Atlantic 17 May 2026
the curl of a baby’s fingernail, knocked ... the stubborn bush from its tangled roots ... (they enrich the soil), mosquitos swarming ... All those weeks ... .
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Barney Frank’s Second Coming Out
The Atlantic 17 May 2026
Barney Frank might not draw a connection between his coming out as gay nearly four decades ago and his coming out against left-wing dogmatism in the Democratic Party today. But the parallel is unmistakable ... The left’s new moralism will backfire].
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The Deeper Lessons of an Edgy SNL Tradition
The Atlantic 17 May 2026
Even by the standards of shocking Michael Jackson jokes, it was a shocking joke ... “He was right to molest all those kids.” This was delivered with palpable surprise at the words coming out of his mouth, but Che kept going.
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Alone In Shark-Infested Waters For 76 Days: How This Man Survived The Atlantic Ocean
News18 16 May 2026
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Stephen Miller’s New Recusals
The Atlantic 16 May 2026
When Paramount CEO David Ellison wanted to throw a Washington dinner party last month “honoring the Trump White House,” he got a helping hand from Katie Miller, the MAGA podcaster and onetime White House strategist.
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The Lame-Duck Superpower
The Atlantic 16 May 2026
Spare a moment, please, for the lame-duck superpower. It calls itself the leader of the free world, but the free world no longer believes it ... Xi used the visit to humor the lame-duck president, waiting for his time to pass ... It did the opposite.
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They Don’t Make Celebrities Like Michael Jackson Anymore
The Atlantic 16 May 2026
In the 1980s, the former Los Angeles Lakers superstar invited Jackson to a Lakers game, an invitation the singer was initially hesitant to accept because he was worried that his presence would create too much of a frenzy.
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The Venice Biennale and the Art Lover’s Dilemma
The Atlantic 16 May 2026
The forced excitement accompanying each new iteration of the Venice Biennale, I’ve heard it said, is akin to a faked orgasm—at some point, it’s probably better to stop ... Do you marshal skepticism or let the feelings flow? ... The U.S.
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