
Investigating why we’re sick of everyone apologizing all the time—and how the collapse of the public apology leaves little room for forgiveness and grace in our politics and culture. A continuation of the McSweeney's 2023 column contest grandprize winner!
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Hell must be feeling frosty, because last week Tucker Carlson apologized for supporting Trump. In a long conversation on his podcast with his brother Buckley, a former Trump speechwriter himself, Carlson confessed toward the end to having b...
Coco Gauff is playing her first round Wimbledon match today, but the headlines have been more focused on an apology she recently received.
Coco is fresh off a resounding victory at the French Open, where she stunned world number one Aryna...
Last week, on May 30, Iowa Senator Joni Ernst was facing her constituents at a town hall meeting. They were upset that President Trump’s Medicaid cuts in his “big, beautiful bill” would cut them off from the aid they need to survive.
Her r...
I have played chess most of my life, but I really got back into it over the pandemic. I bought courses, watched professionals streaming on Twitch, analyzed my matches to see where I went wrong, and generally tried to get better. My interest...
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My Amtrak back from DC on Saturday kept getting stopped: signal problems, police activity, switch issues. Every time we’d grind to a halt I’d get a text message. “We sincerely apologize for the delay.”
While we twiddled our...
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Writing a non-fiction book about public apologies and a novel about buried treasure. Partner, Research at Lux and Moynihan Public Scholar at CCNY. Previously democratic speechwriter.
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