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An open letter to the Director of the Office of Government Ethics. | Walter M. Shaub Jr. | The New York Review of Books
Dear Hon. David Huitema (David), Congratulations on being confirmed to serve as director of the Office of Government Ethics (OGE). Thank you for accepting An open letter to the director of the Office of Government Ethics.
The Genius of Joel Shapiro | Peter Cole | The New York Review of Books
Joel Shapiro’s art always seems to be asking questions. Is this large bronze figure collapsing or being uplifted? Does it say “Yes” or “No”? Or “Oh no”? Joel Shapiro’s sculptures and works on paper pitch the viewer into a quietly sublime and kinesthetic experience.
One Door at a Time | William Neuman | The New York Review of Books
In mid-October I arrived in Monroe County, Pennsylvania, to canvass voters for the Kamala Harris campaign. The fall colors were in riot: it was a Canvassing for Kamala Harris in Pennsylvania, I came to feel that face-to-face contact was no match for social media, online influencers, and Fox News.
The Follies of Climate Finance | Adam Hanieh | The New York Review of Books
In 2023 the Gulf states supplied around 30 percent of the world’s crude oil imports. They all own sizable National Oil Companies (NOCs); Saudi Aramco is By investing in climate finance while accelerating fossil fuel production, the Gulf states are playing all sides of the energy market.