Notes on the Stories We Tell
Ben RhodesThe world as it is and the world as it should be. Writing on politics and power, history and travel, books and the people I meet along the way.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Trump and Iran, War and Authoritarianism
Do you know why we seem to be on the precipice of war with Iran?
How People Reacted to the Nazis
“How would we interpret what is going on right in front of our eyes?” Julia Boyd poses the question early in her book, Travelers in the Third Reich, which draws on contemporaneous accounts – diaries, letters, and articles – from largely Bri...
Remembering Jesse Jackson through his words
“I was born in the slum, but the slum was not born in me,” Jesse Jackson declared defiantly. He was approaching the end of his 1988 speech to the Democratic National Convention, brow beaded with sweat, speaking over applause in the rhythmic...
Reflections on the Munich Security Conference
There was something unsettling about the Munich Security Conference. The annual Super Bowl for transatlantic talks took place a few weeks after Europeans confronted the reality that Donald Trump is serious about wanting Greenland, and a yea...
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Pod Save the World. New York Times. Author: All We Say, After the Fall, and the World As It Is. Former Obama speechwriter and deputy national security advisor. Knicks and Mets.
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