“We’re quickly approaching the limits to what the human body can withstand...We can’t adapt forever." nytimes.com/2024/08/12/cli…

Trump, slurring, says he’s okay with climate change and rising sea levels because he thinks he’ll “have more oceanfront property”

Me listening to The New York Times The Daily podcast on the history of AC, when the reporter recalls how heat in Chicago was no big deal in the 1990s because people could just hang out in their cool brick apartment building. Was her family at their beach house in 1995?

Hello from Chicago! 👋🏽 Happy to announce that I will be delivering remarks at 2024 Democratic National Convention TONIGHT. 📺 Tune in at 9pm EST: demconvention.com/watch

I know I’m a weird messenger to be giving advice, but I truly mean this to be helpful, JD Vance. Fire your whole team. They clearly hate you. This is TV production 101, and they failed it. 1) Someone is supposed to scout ahead and make sure everyone there is interested in being

Hysterical stuff on Fox News, where a desperate, panicked, breathless Trump has called in to rant like your crazy uncle. Bonus: he is hitting buttons on his phone and, now, pleading for more debates.

Fox News anchors trying to get Trump off the phone and he won't stop talking. Finally, they cut him off.

Remember, back in the olden days, when a presidential candidate would just get on stage and ramble, incoherently, for an hour and thirty-seven minutes?

If you are in NYC, please join us for a discussion about social solidarity. I'll be in conversation with the brilliant Eric Klinenberg, whose book 2020 is not to be missed, and the inimitable Chris Hayes. Sept 16 at NYU's Institute for Public Knowledge. ipk.nyu.edu/events/solidar…

We have an amazing line up of events at IPK this fall, with lots of conversations on democracy and politics. I can't wait for this one, on solidarity, with the great Astra Taylor & Chris Hayes. September 16 at New York University x.com/astradisastra/…

More people are moving away from city centers to the outer edges of metro areas but still work in urban centers, blurring the lines between rural and urban. census.gov/library/storie…

This is what happens when you submit the policy proposals of both candidates to similar scrutiny.

BREAKING: The head of Israel workers union the ההסתדרות החדשה decided to order a general strike on Monday to protest against the Netanyahu government and call for a hostage deal. This is an unprecedented step that hasn't happened since October 7. Last time this happened was in

"Last year was a tough one on college campuses, so over the summer a lot of people asked me if I was hoping things would be less political this fall. Actually, I’m hoping they will be more political." Wesleyan President Michael Roth. nytimes.com/2024/09/02/opi…

One more week until the Herbert Lourie Memorial Lecture with guest speaker, Dr. Eric Klinenberg! To learn more or register, visit: maxwell.syr.edu/research/cente…

NEW POSTDOC AT New York University IPK Cities, Communities, and Social Infrastructure. Open to applicants with PhDs in the social sciences, humanities, public policy, and design fields. We're reviewing applications now. Please share. ASA Sociology apply.interfolio.com/153600

Heat waves kill more Americans than hurricanes, tornadoes, and floods, combined, and climate change makes them more deadly. It's time to name them, so they'll be harder to ignore or forget. nytimes.com/2024/09/07/opi…

Heat waves are America’s deadliest weather events, but the danger they do isn’t widely appreciated or remembered, Eric Klinenberg writes. “Fortunately, there is a low-cost and promising solution: naming major heat waves.” Read: nyti.ms/4gizLjw

Can someone at ESPN please explain why every single good serve at the #USOpen women’s final sounds like a let?