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How Letter Carriers Can Organize to Prevent Smoke Injury

VON Jamie Partridge

Letter carriers and other people who work outdoors, especially in the upper Midwest and East, are experiencing hazardous levels of smoke from Canadian wildfires. Some areas have been experiencing AQI (Air Quality Index) measurements of over 300, even over 500, with local authorities advising residents to stay indoors.

USA und Saudi-Arabien schließen Atomdeal: Droht ein neues Wettrüsten in Westasien?

VON Perspektive

Während Washington den Iran unter Verweis auf dessen Atomprogramm militärisch angreift, unterstützt es nun den Aufbau eines zivilen Nuklearprogramms in Saudi-Arabien. Der milliardenschwere Deal soll den US-Einfluss in der Region sichern. Kritiker:innen sehen darin jedoch einen gefährlichen Schritt hin zu einer weiteren Eskalation der Konflikte in Westasien.

Mamdani Is Right. Netanyahu Belongs Behind Bars.

VON Ben Burgis

Mayor Zohran Mamdani charged Benjamin Nentayahu with genocide, said he is unwelcome in New York City, and called for his arrest. Two years ago, that would have been unimaginable. Going forward, it should be a litmus test.

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How Fossil Fuel Companies Made Us Believe Gas Was Clean

VON Sophie Hurwitz

About half of Americans think natural gas—a methane-based, planet-warming fuel—is a “clean” energy source, according to a recent poll. And a long-running fossil fuel industry marketing campaign might be to blame. The “clean natural gas” label is a myth.

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'French Woodstock,' forgotten for decades, resurfaces thanks to newfound footage

VON Nathalie Brafman

Fifty years after the Riviera 76 festival held its first and only edition in southern France, with a lineup that notably included Joe Cocker, Betty Davis and Magma, the National Audiovisual Institute has brought it back to life. A new televised documentary features restored footage from reels found in a cellar.

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All of Life

VON Joe Dunthorne, Aleander Santos

In the Review’s June 25 issue, Joe Dunthorne writes about a recent oral history of the New York School poets and poses himself a challenge: “How to analyze a poetics of irreverence and improvisation—of life experienced in a perpetual present—without stifling precisely these qualities? ” His essay suggests that the poetry in the scene, by writers