TALK TO ME, TEXT IT New York just shocked the timeline, and we’re sorting the signal from the noise. A “Muslim communist” mayor headlines a chaotic week, but the deeper story runs through migration politics, media incentives, and a conservative movement pulled between outrage and outcomes. We pull quotes from high-profile voices, test their claims, and ask the harder question: what will New Yorkers actually feel on the street, at school, and in their wallets over the next six months? We star...
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TALK TO ME, TEXT IT New York just shocked the timeline, and we’re sorting the signal from the noise. A “Muslim communist” mayor headlines a chaotic week, but the deeper story runs through migration politics, media incentives, and a conservative movement pulled between outrage and outcomes. We pull quotes from high-profile voices, test their claims, and ask the harder question: what will New Yorkers actually feel on the street, at school, and in their wallets over the next six months? We star...
From “married my brother” to “Professor Vajastan” to “Ryder Cup Rambo”—today’s tour of weird
An Americanist
11 minutes
1 month ago
From “married my brother” to “Professor Vajastan” to “Ryder Cup Rambo”—today’s tour of weird
TALK TO ME, TEXT IT Shock can be a shortcut, but it’s also a compass—pointing us toward the places where institutions, media, and public trust collide. Today we pull on three threads that lit up our feeds: sweeping claims of immigration fraud in Minneapolis tied to Somali migration, the long-circulating allegations around Ilhan Omar’s marriage history, and a jarring pivot to Harvard’s visiting professor whose drag persona doubles as pedagogy. Then we land on a story that’s equal parts farce a...
An Americanist
TALK TO ME, TEXT IT New York just shocked the timeline, and we’re sorting the signal from the noise. A “Muslim communist” mayor headlines a chaotic week, but the deeper story runs through migration politics, media incentives, and a conservative movement pulled between outrage and outcomes. We pull quotes from high-profile voices, test their claims, and ask the harder question: what will New Yorkers actually feel on the street, at school, and in their wallets over the next six months? We star...
