March 25, 2025

The Weekend Reader

Required Reading for Political Compulsives

1. Managers Have Won the War on Remote Work. Now Where Does Everybody Sit?

Office attendance is almost back to normal, but the office has shrunk.

Managers Have Won the War on Remote Work. Now Where Does Everybody Sit?

2. A Democratic Party Cage Match Is Coming. It’s Going to Be Great.

Nothing could be healthier than a tough fight between moderates and progressives.

A Democratic Party Cage Match Is Coming. It’s Going to Be Great.

3. Why Non-white Voters and Young Men Drifted to Trump

Data analyst David Shor explains how Trump attracted an unlikely coalition but may now be unraveling it with his conduct in office.

Why Non-white Voters and Young Men Drifted to Trump

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4. Trump Is Playing a Dangerous Game With the Courts

The administration is at the brink of open defiance. It’s all unnecessary.

Trump Is Playing a Dangerous Game With the Courts

5. Trump Suggests Tesla Attackers Should Be Sent to El Salvador Prisons

Both Trump and his attorney general are rushing to defend Musk and Tesla.

Trump Suggests Tesla Attackers Should Be Sent to El Salvador Prisons

6. Graydon Carter’s Vanity Fair Hazing

The staff hated me. The advertisers were in revolt. How on earth would I survive?

Graydon Carter’s <em>Vanity Fair</em> Hazing

7. Trump Is Designing His Own Recession

Moody’s chief economist Mark Zandi discusses the president’s baffling economic strategy.

Trump Is Designing His Own Recession

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8. The New Substack Universe

What started as a newsletter service has since evolved into an all-purpose go-to platform for media start-ups and established stars alike.

The New Substack Universe

9. In Pursuit of the Bitcoin God

Years of studying Satoshi Nakamoto led me to a new prime suspect. What if crypto’s creator isn’t the benign figure people want him to be?

In Pursuit of the Bitcoin God

10 Trump Shows Off Gaudy Oval Office Décor: 6 Stupidest Moments

Trump let Laura Ingraham admire his cluttered portraits and Diet Coke button and claimed gold paint doesn’t exist.

Trump Shows Off Gaudy Oval Office Décor: 6 Stupidest Moments

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