- May 15, 2006 | The Imperial City
- Generation Xerox
Youth may not be an excuse for plagiarism. But it is an explanation.
- May 1, 2006 | The Imperial City
- The Way We Boom Now
What this age of Internet euphoria looks like to those of us who were in the game last time around. For one, bubbles aren’t completely bad.
- April 24, 2006
- Introducing the Purple Party
Depressed about the Democrats? Revolted by the Republicans? You’re not alone. Here in New York (with its Republican mayor and Democratic voters), a third way is being plotted. Follow the purple-brick road.
- April 3, 2006 | The Imperial City
- Celebrity Death Watch
Could the country’s insane fame fixation maybe, finally—fingers crossed—be coming to an end? One hopeful sign: Paris Hilton.
- March 6, 2006 | The Imperial City
- School’s Out for Summers
Harvard’s president didn’t get expelled so much for his ideology as for his naïveté. And the university would do well to pick a Larry 2.0 next.
- February 20, 2006 | The Imperial City
- They Can't Take a Joke
What’s the matter with Islam is also the matter with Kansas. But who says freedom of speech isn’t a little negotiable?
- February 6, 2006 | The Imperial City
- What Would Dirty Harry Do?
By framing the eavesdropping debate as a manly-man contest, Bush & Co. are distracting us from the conversation we should be having about privacy.
- January 23, 2006 | The Imperial City
- The Good Old Boy of Time Inc.
John Huey sits atop Time and Fortune and 149 other magazines, ready to have some fun. Only now the good old days of big media are history.
- December 26, 2005 | The Imperial City
- The Trouble With Hillary
How running for president, alas, makes her even less likable.
- December 12, 2005 | The Imperial City
- Life After Lapham
The chronicler of the American twilight is going into semi-retirement. Will Harper’s magazine become less of a lefty echo chamber?

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