The Daily Memes
Alex RaksinDive under the shallows of mainstream news with these wry, pithy and timely essays about deep issues the mainstream media tend to miss. Edited and written by Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Alex Raksin.
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Now, Are We About to Land in It?
Joe Biden’s State of the Union speech at 81 Friday was every bit as stentorian as JFK’s at 43: charismatic, never geriatric; forceful, never feeble; affirmative, never authorian.
Why Jen Doesn't Have to Die. Part Two
The elephant in our operating room: Both Sen. Sanders and House Speaker Mike Johnson have spent decades studying U.S. health care. Their consensus: We spend up to 10 times more on care, yet have among the highest death rates in the develope...
Why Does Jen Have to Die?
Update: “Jen” is still alive as of Feb. 9, but the civil right being afforded to her is to refuse treatment. If her doctors can reassure her that they will be able to manage her pain after surgery, she will of course let them proceed with s...
Who Should Be the Boss of Us?
It’s not a trick question for who among us wasn’t schooled to chime We the People Are!
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Dive beneath the shallows of mainstream news with thrice-weekly short, but also funny and deep stories, by Pulitzer Prize-winning critic and book editor, Alex Raksin
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