Evan Osnos
Staff Writer at The New Yorker
Host at The Political Scene
Staff Writer @NewYorker. Fellow @BrookingsInst Book 6/3/25: "THE HAVES AND HAVE-YACHTS: Dispatches on the Ultrarich" https://t.co/F4CtHJ3oMO
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rsn.org | Evan Osnos
The greed of the new Administration has galvanized America’s aspiring oligarchs—and their opponents. To understand the vagaries of power in Washington, pay attention to where the powerful congregate. When Teddy Roosevelt was ascending, he could be found at the Metropolitan Club, a blue-blood hangout where he and his fellow-members planned the Spanish-American War. The more literary-minded might prefer the Cosmos Club, which hangs up portraits of members who win the Nobel Prize.
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businessandamerica.com | Evan Osnos
In a matter of weeks, the flood of cash swirling around the White House swamped whatever bulwarks against corruption remained in American law and culture. There have always been wealthy donors, of course. But a decade ago no one on earth had more than a hundred billion dollars. Now, according to Forbes, at least fifteen people have surpassed that mark. Since Trump first took office, Musk’s net worth has grown from roughly ten billion dollars to more than four hundred billion.
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newyorker.com | Evan Osnos
To understand the vagaries of power in Washington, pay attention to where the powerful congregate. When Teddy Roosevelt was ascending, he could be found at the Metropolitan Club, a blue-blood hangout where he and his fellow-members planned the Spanish-American War. The more literary-minded might prefer the Cosmos Club, which hangs up portraits of members who win the Nobel Prize.
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publishersweekly.com | Honoree Fanonne Jeffers |Honorée Jeffers |Evan Osnos |Jeff Weiss |Maggie Gram
Chris DeVille. St. Martin’s, $29 (336p) ISBN 978-1-250-36338-1Stereogum managing editor DeVille debuts with a comprehensive and colorful account of the rise, fall, corporatization, and partial revival of indie rock. He traces the genre’s roots to 1990s grunge, and charts a rise fueled by internet fan communities and music sites like Pitchfork that catapulted unknown bands to fame.
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publishersweekly.com | Quinn Slobodian |Honoree Fanonne Jeffers |Honorée Jeffers |Evan Osnos |Jeff Weiss
Quinn Slobodian. Zone, $29.95 (272p) ISBN 978-1-890951-91-7Despite “lazy media framing” that presents Trump-era populism as a backlash against capitalism, many of the movement’s “supposed disruptors of the status quo” are in fact agents of a new capitalist vanguard, according to this incisive account.
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