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I mourn the old, pre-Claude world, but maybe I can vibe-code my way to a better one

Christian societies like to predict the end times. It’s not helpful.

Soccer has become more global, more Muslim, and more open. But FIFA’s embrace of Qatar and Saudi Arabia has corrupted the game’s new pluralism.

For twenty years, the Park Slope Food Coop gave me groceries, community, and a place to belong. Then came the boycott vote.

New Pew data shows that support for a Christian culture is far from universal—and that evangelicals remain the major outlier.

Where’s the government support for people who need help having babies?

A Jewish vision for AI rejects grand promises in favor of small steps toward a better world

An interview with Sara Moslener, author of “After Purity”