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    "resurrect its economy.",
    "for the fucking ages.”",
    "reason for hope.”",
    "fascinated by them.",
    "fuels artificial intelligence.",
    "its past cyclicality.”",
    "from the AI industry",
    "to chip workers.",
    "the future of jobs.",
    "of web writing.",
    "a data center to do it.”",
    "good public design.”",
    "New York City’s subway system.",
    "called “Boy Martinis.”",
    "and lethal fentanyl.",
    "their way into Hollywood.",
    "“Psalm for My Faith” by Jack Agüeros."
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  "textContent": "****Iran continues its negotiations**** with the White House while also trying to resurrect its economy. / The Wall Street Journal [$]\n\n**Did Netanyahu and Trump** really intend to install Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as a puppet leader in Iran? “The idea… would be a historical development for the fucking ages.” / Forever Wars\n\n**Danny Hillis:** When democratic governments fail to serve their people, “history reveals a pattern that leaves reason for hope.” / Noema\n\n**See also:** Counterfactuals are inherently surprising, which is why we are fascinated by them. / Colin McGinn\n\n**Wall Street is racing** to create a commodities market for “compute,” the GPU power that fuels artificial intelligence. / Semafor\n\n**Central to the recent** bull run in memory stocks is the belief that “the industry has shaken off its past cyclicality.” / CNBC\n\n**Samsung narrowly avoids** a walkout by nearly 48,000 workers over benefits from the AI industry; the settlement gives 10.5% of the company’s semiconductor operating profit to chip workers. / rest of world, Reuters\n\n**An interview with** Claude Code’s creator on the future of jobs. / Platformer\n\n**Thoughts from working** writers, critics, artists, and editors on how they conceive of web writing. / Writing the Internet\n\n**Related:** Artists across the web are showing that anyone can draw, and “you don’t need a robot and a data center to do it.” / It’s Nice That\n\nIf you enjoy these headlines, please join us as a Sustaining Member to support what we do and unlock access to paywalled links.\n\nSubscribe\n\n****Ode to the Washington, DC,**** metro, “a testament to the value of good public design.” / The Wall Street Journal [$]\n\n****A woman explains what**** it’s like to track her husband, recently diagnosed with an early-onset subtype of Alzheimer’s, around New York City’s subway system. / The New York Times [$]\n\n**In the world of cocktails,** Manhattans are being called “Boy Martinis.” / Punch\n\n**Why is former reality-show** star Spencer Pratt gaining traction in the Los Angeles mayoral race? Blame “hyper-pure” meth and lethal fentanyl. / Dreamland\n\n****On “creepypastas,”**** “backrooms,” and other YouTube-esque horror motifs finding their way into Hollywood. / The Atlantic [$]\n\n**“Do I need a hydrogen candle?** / Are the Angels into lasers?” For a midweek poem, how about “Psalm for My Faith” by Jack Agüeros. / The Poetry Foundation\n\n _Thank you to yesterday’s anonymous new supporter! And to all of our supporters!_",
  "title": "Olive the single ladies",
  "updatedAt": "2026-05-27T14:35:59.233Z"
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