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Daniel Drake

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Associate Editor at New York Review of Books

Associate Editor @NYBooks you should read our magazine. Breakdowns come and breakdowns go, so.

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  • A Constitutional Redline | David Cole, Daniel Drake

    1 month ago | nybooks.com | Daniel Drake |David Cole

    This week the NYR Online published an open letter signed by eighteen constitutional scholars from across the ideological spectrum that argued that the Trump administration’s treatment of Columbia University “risks deterring and suppressing constitutionally protected speech.” One of the signatories is David Cole, who since Trump’s inauguration has been writing in our pages about the dangers of the president’s encroachment on the Constitution.

  • A Constitutional Redline

    1 month ago | flipboard.com | David Cole |Daniel Drake

    11 hours agoThe president at least declined to share China war plans with his special employee. Ahead of a Friday visit to the Pentagon, Elon Musk, along with President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, rushed to deny news reports that the billionaire businessman would receive a top-secret …

  • Brass in Pocket | Sally Rooney, Daniel Drake

    2 months ago | nybooks.com | Daniel Drake |Sally Rooney

    “If you wanted to calculate the trajectory of a cue ball coming off an object ball and then a cushion using Newtonian physics, you’d need an accurate measurement of every variable, some pretty complex differential equations, and a lot of calculating time,” writes Sally Rooney in the Review’s March 27 issue, channeling perhaps her inner Donald Duck.

  • Authoritarian Blitz | Joseph O’Neill, Daniel Drake

    2 months ago | nybooks.com | Daniel Drake |Joseph O’Neill

    In the weeks since Donald Trump’s second inauguration, the president and his party have embarked on a concerted campaign to unmake the American government.

  • All Bets Are Off | Joseph O’Neill, Daniel Drake

    Nov 9, 2024 | nybooks.com | Daniel Drake |Joseph O’Neill

    In Joseph O’Neill’s first essay in our pages, he warned readers that “the Republican Party enjoyed a mystifying presumption of legitimacy,” contrasted with “the curious timidity of Democrats.” In that instance, he was describing the 2000 presidential election fiasco in Florida, but he has made clear in his subsequent writing to what extent that dynamic has dogged American politics ever since: from an article about Democrats’ failure to win statewide elections—“Their core mission is to...

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