Are we still talking about the banality of evil? When that overworked phrase was first used by philosopher Hannah Arendt, it described the blank persona of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann. Now, in NA...
10.16.2026 aol.co.uk , theguardian.com and 3 sites
Good morning! It's Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026. Hump day, and the coffee knows it. My calendar says it's Dessert Day, Emergency Nurses Day, Take Your Parents to Lunch Day, Stop Bullying Day, Curves Day, ...
10.14.2026 Pjmedia.com and 1 sites
“E veryone in America – at least as far as I knew – was a Zionist, ” recalls Benjamin Moser, “especially but not only if you were Jewish. ” A Pulitzer-winning biographer of Susan Sontag, he remembers ...
10.19.2026 aol.co.uk , theguardian.comLast week, when the streets of Delhi were witnessing a fair bit of disagreement, the prime minister told an indoor gathering in the same city, 'India is the mother of democracy. Here, a wide range of ...
10.17.2026 Indiatimes.com
From The New York Times: OPINION MICHELLE GOLDBERG Trump’s Attempt to Deport Ilhan Omar Is Another Leap Toward the Abyss Oct. 16, 2026 Credit. . . Brian Snyder/Reuters Listen · 6: 10 min Share full article 949 By Michelle Goldberg Opinion Columnist In his final speech as president, Ronald Reagan emphasized the essential role of immigration in American greatness. “We lead the world because, unique among nations, we draw our people — our strength — from every country and every corner of the world,...
10.16.2026 Nytimes.com and 3 sites
Good morning and welcome to Monday at the Good News Round Up. You have tried that OTHER staircase and arrived here: the History Corner inside the Gnuville Breakfast Brunch, where there is not only Goo...
10.19.2026 Dailykos.com
IN times like this, we need people who tell hard truths while insisting that the present state of our politics is not permanent. On the one hand, White House aide Stephen Miller says that “we live in ...
10.17.2026 Dawn.comThe word gets thrown around as an insult, but the concept has a serious history — and Christians need to understand it. Copy link Archive article share on : Few words in contemporary political life ar...
10.16.2026 Aleteia.org
The Banality of Evil: Hannah Arendt, France, 1940 lives up to its lengthy title with hefty subject matter and challenging detail. Hannah Arendt (Mai Weisz), German Jewish philosopher, finds herself in...
10.13.2026 Thereviewshub.com
Three women enter the stage dancing to a French waltz played on an accordion. They seem happy and carefree, but things aren’t what they seem, and this is as light as Julia Pascal’s play The Banality of Evil: Hannah Arendt, France, 1940 is going to ge...
10.13.2026 Londontheatre1.com