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1	Oct 16	In 2017, Jia Tolentino lifted a series of restrictions on her life. She started putting half-and-half in her coffee instead of drinking it black. She started using emoji instead of	52.3×	348k	623	28	461
2	Oct 16	No one thinks Russian diesel can save the Republicans, so why is the President doing it?	5.5×	37k	201	62	13
3	Oct 15	According to Richard Brody, there are two reasons for the current, rampant fear of movie spoilers. One: the less that is known about a movie in advance, the more essential it is to	3.7×	25k	75	8	36
4	Oct 16	When Jane Doe filed a police report alleging that she was gang-raped at Cornell’s Chi Phi fraternity house, she stated that she had initially agreed and was “excited” to have a thr	3.4×	22k	100	31	38
5	Oct 16	Why movie spoilers have become such a problem.	3.4×	22k	5	0	2
6	Oct 16	Over the past century, the yakuza and the cinema that helped shape their self-image have been tightly linked. Japanese gangster films of the mid-20th century showed a world that ha	3.1×	21k	80	24	39
7	Oct 16	From the daily newsletter: The director excavates the traumas of contemporary Korean history in starkly personal terms.	2.6×	17k	18	7	5
8	Oct 16	What books do parenting experts read? Emily Oster, who wrote the pregnancy guide “Expecting Better,” and Becky Kennedy, a psychologist who developed a book and a podcast about her	2.4×	16k	13	4	10
9	Oct 16	Deana Lawson, who became widely known in the 2010s, has a new exhibition at Gagosian. The show features 17 photographs from a series that Lawson began in 2023, titled “Edge Control	2.2×	15k	13	0	9
10	Oct 16	In a world where the most powerful institutions seem to prefer that we be anodyne and dumb, Fontaines D.C., a young quintet from Dublin, brings a raucous intelligence to its songs.	2.2×	14k	34	9	7
11	Oct 16	Conan O’Brien, Min Jin Lee, Lorna Simpson, and more, plus what to do in Chelsea and the East Village.	2.0×	13k	2	0	0
12	Oct 16	Rosalyn Drexler was a novelist, a sculptor, a painter, a playwright, an Emmy-winning comedy writer, and a professional wrestler. Her work is taking off, again, across New York’s ar	1.7×	11k	10	3	6
13	Oct 16	Can you sort the items into the correct order?	1.6×	11k	4	1	2
14	Oct 16	Can you guess when these New Yorker cartoons were originally published?	1.6×	11k	1	0	0
15	Oct 16	One of the biggest failures of the post-#MeToo moment is our collective inability to provide a confident, humane account of sex as a basic good.	1.5×	9.9k	22	3	8
16	Oct 16	Can you make a longer word with each new letter?	1.3×	8.4k	2	0	1
17	Oct 16	Britishism that’s loosely akin to “Right?”: five letters.	1.2×	8k	2	1	0
18	Oct 16	As humans, we fight our nervous energy—but maybe it’s because we misunderstand what it’s conveying.	1.2×	7.9k	11	1	1
19	Oct 16	Rich Baris, who goes by the People’s Pundit on social media, is sympathetic to President Trump—but he agrees with nonpartisan pollsters that MAGA is fracturing, and that the Republ	1.0×	6.7k	4	0	0
20	Oct 16	In the past weeks, tolerance for the death penalty, as it is carried out in the United States, has been sorely tested twice: by the botched execution of Christa Pike and by the pos	0.7×	4.8k	6	2	1

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