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Plus: The reach of quarantine, the comedian who infiltrated Mensa, and Rem Koolhaas.
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President Donald Trump speaking to the pressDaily Comment
Trump in the Time of the Coronavirus
As the outbreak spreads, so has the President’s magical thinking.
By David Remnick
Two people lying in bed in a dark room.
Our Columnists
How Much of the World Will Be Quarantined by the Coronavirus?
The great unknown is whether the kinds of restrictions imposed in China and Italy are harbingers of a global phenomenon, including in the United States.
By Robin Wright
Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden shake hands.
Politics and More Podcast
And Then There Were Two: Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden
After Super Tuesday, the Democratic Presidential field narrowed to two, but the Party’s fundamental tension is unresolved. Will it cripple Democrats’ chances in the general election?
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Jamie Loftus.Culture Desk
Jamie Loftus, the Comedian Who Infiltrated Mensa
In a four-episode podcast miniseries titled “My Year in Mensa,” Loftus uses first-person reporting to offer insight into how the geeky group became a forum for the far right.
By Cat Zhang
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BET Worries About the Vote
The rapper T.I. likes Bernie; Kamala Harris called Trump “the Liar-in-Chief.” In advance of Super Tuesday, L.A. media types brainstormed ways to get more people of color to the polls.
By Sheila Marikar
People walk over floor stickers.Annals of a Warming Planet
Rem Koolhaas’s Journey to the Countryside
In a new exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum, the architect spotlights the potential of rural areas, where he believes the most radical changes and ideas are developing.
By Carolyn Kormann
Figure looking at depictions of Natalie Portman in different roles.The Theatre
“All the Natalie Portmans” and the Limits of Hollywood Fantasy
With a moving lead performance by Kara Young, the intriguing new play shows how popular art can both distract us and serve as background for our pain.
By Vinson Cunningham
Humor from The New Yorker
Used glasses and mugs stacked haphazardly in a way that almost looks like a sculpture.Daily Shouts
Things Your Roomie Could, in Theory, Be Doing in There
She’s elevating her nascent mixed-media-sculpture career by incorporating a majority of the apartment’s drinking glasses and coffee mugs into a new piece.
By Taylor Garron
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