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The New York Review of Books

26.06.2025

Woolens | Leanne Shapton | The New York Review of Books

The summer has started late, so I’ve been late to fold up the winter blankets and put them away. This newsletter comes to you from my annual

The New York Review of Books

27.06.2025

Flicking the War Switch | Fintan O’Toole | The New York Review of Books

Even when it comes to the president’s most serious power, Trump has established that he will do whatever produces the images he likes.

The New York Review of Books

29.06.2025

‘The Canal Is Ours’ | Miriam Pensack | The New York Review of Books

Trump’s threats to take control of the Panama Canal have stirred the memories of the Zone’s former American residents—and precipitated a struggle over the country’s sovereignty.

The New York Review of Books

30.06.2025

Death of a Tree | Benjamin Swett | The New York Review of Books

New York City’s mature trees have so many advantages that no amount of replacement math can substitute for just leaving them where they are. What would it take to preserve them?

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