NotableThe far right is becoming a fixture of British politics. “There is a troubling sense in Britain that only the right seems to possess the momentum and theatricality that succeeds in this new quick-fire videographic era of politics.” — William Davies, an author What’s remote work doing to us? “To ensure that work remains a source of connection, we must change not only where we work, but how we work, so that our jobs continue to bring us together.” — Natalia Emanuel and Emma Harrington, labor economists Why the Knicks make us feel good. “Only occasionally, and as if by accident, as with the Knicks of the early 1970s, is the team greater than the sum of its parts. Usually it’s less.” — James Traub, an author and journalist Spotlight
Does the Vice President Own the Iran Deal? I Asked Him.Ross Douthat interviews JD Vance. They talk Iran, Christianity, Vance’s new book and other topics. ICYMIDemocrats need better candidates. “Building a newer and hopefully larger tent requires a different set of skills, more willingness to jeopardize parts of the existing coalition, more outsider personnel and ultimately someone willing to run the kind of risky underdog campaigns that put Donald Trump and Barack Obama in the White House.” — Matthew Yglesias, a contributing Opinion writer More in OpinionIn Your WordsRe: “My Sons Love U.F.C. I’m Not Fighting It.”
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