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72-Hour Marfa iPhone Diary

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By Ana Marie Cox Verified
| Flaming Hydra
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Trump’s Bottomless Nihilism Is Eating Our Future

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By Ana Marie Cox Verified
| Yahoo Verified
With the failure of negotiations in Islamabad, last week’s “TACO (Trump Always Chickens Out) Tuesday” has left less of an impression than the odor of a gas station restroom. I envy the confidence of those who publicly broadcast their faith in the TACO maxim in lead-up to Donald Trump folding on threats to war-crime Iran. The ability to hold no doubt in your mind that Trump will always, inevitably, backs down from his most unhinged threats likely leads to sleep more untroubled than mine.
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The Deadly Floods Revealed Texans’ Heroism-and Their Failed Politics

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By Ana Marie Cox Verified
| The New Republic Verified
Texas novelist Billy Lee Brammer once described the rivers and creeks of the Hill Country around Austin as “running deep like old wounds, boiling round the fractures.” This past weekend, those wounds opened. As of this writing, the catastrophic floods have claimed 95 lives, including 27 from an all-girls Christian summer camp. Climatologists peg the start of Central Texas’s years-long drought to the La Niña event of 2021; over the past four years, we’ve had a “rain deficit” of 36 inches.
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