Plus: Far-right influencers are flooding social media with a new kind of junk.
 

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His Truth Social posts are even worse than you think. (From September)

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Far-right influencers are flooding social media with a new kind of junk. (From August)

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Welcome to the darkest timeline. (From September)

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She recognizes Trump for what he is. (From September)

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Kamala Harris and the Democrats finally have a chance to attract positive attention. (From July)

Getting to know the neighbors. Listen to the new podcast now.

 

About a year ago, Radio Atlantic host Hanna Rosin and her partner, Lauren Ober, met their new neighbors. In getting to know them, Rosin and Ober ended up deep inside an alternate world, where January 6 was a day when martyrs were made and people were unfairly imprisoned. But they also got to know their hobbies, their pets, their grief, and their love for one another. Listen to We Live Here Now, wherever you get your podcasts.

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