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Atlantic writer. 2025 New America/Emerson Collective fellow.
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Ferris Bueller, Influencer Original

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By Megan Garber Verified
| The Atlantic Verified
Has there ever been a less villainous villain than Edward R. Rooney? The dean of students at Shermer High School, and the principal antagonist of Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, could have been up there with Hans Gruber and Keyser Söze in the pantheon of movie baddies. Facing off against Ferris Bueller, perhaps the most famous school skipper in cinematic history, Mr. Rooney has the makings of an all-timer. He is deluded. He is depraved.
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The 40-Year-Old Man-Child

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By Megan Garber Verified
| Flipboard
Love Island 5 hours ago Jen Reveals Her Stance on Zach and Kayda’s “Situationship” on ‘Love Island USA’ Cosmopolitan - Samantha Olson • 5h She admits she’s “lost” when it comes to fans criticizing the couple. Love Island USA season 8 may have wrapped on Sunday, July 12, but Bombshell Jen Terry is finally dishing on her time in the Fiji Villa.
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The Strange, Explicable Appeal of Train Dog Original

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By Megan Garber Verified
| The Atlantic Verified
It’s a dog! It’s a train! It’s the head of a dog superimposed on the body of a train! You may have recently seen a mutant creature chugging through your feed, a hybrid beast, like a centaur or sphinx, uniting the head of a dog and the body of a train. There is really not much more to say about Train Dog except that it is, as one viral X post suggested, very, very fake, and very, very real—and if you haven’t seen it yet, you definitely should.
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