Michael Steinberger

Prices and jobs, hawks and doves: the Federal Reserve and the battle against inflation. My latest for @NYTmag https://t.co/WWYDWtf9j7

As Roger Federer ends his career, some reflections for @nytopinion on why he was such a cherished figure: https://t.co/wFAi6tEdvh

His talent was outrageous, but it was clear that Kyrgios ran from expectations. The tennis world has been waiting forever for his head to let his talent punch through, and it has finally happened. But he has never faced pressure like he faces today. How will he respond?No idea.

This day was a long time coming. I profiled Nick Kyrgios six years ago for @NYTMag: https://t.co/wtGi0FDEDa

RT @nytimes: Amanda Sobhy, a Long Island native, has carried the hopes of American squash for more than a decade. As the first American-bor…

The very complex and very candid Amanda Sobhy could be the first American to reach No. 1 in squash. My latest for @NYTimesMag @itssobhytime https://t.co/ad5xsAB8fY

Empire of the Mind: How Nicolas Berggruen, once known as the Homeless Billionaire, became a patron of ideas. My latest for @NYTimesMag. https://t.co/kB6EtylqdH

Of tennis, science, Serbian nationalism, personal freedom, and mutual obligation: I wrote about the Djokovic saga for @nytimes @NYTMag https://t.co/jJpxvZsyoJ

RT @nytimes: Novak Djokovic has done potentially irreparable harm to his own image, writes Michael Steinberger in @NYTMag. "It is a sad cod…

Stumbled upon a remarkable story, tried my hand at a different kind of writing, and, well, this: https://t.co/gUbqMc6mQv

I did a piece for @TheAtlantic about Novak Djokovic and the one thing that continues to elude him: the crowd's affection. https://t.co/knAS1HPMME

RT @NYTmag: The biggest tennis stars like Federer and Nadal earn tens of millions of dollars. But for the nonsuperstars, between travel, co…

For this week’s @NYTMag, I wrote about the lopsided economics of pro tennis and the labor organizing of @DjokerNole and @VasekPospisil, which has given rise to @ptpaplayers: https://t.co/e8twJe0uqX

Disgraceful that Trump skipped town, but also good that he’s not attending—this is cathartic in a way that wouldn't have been possible with him there.

Told my kids, who were very young when this photo was taken, that they’d treasure it one day. Now, they have even more reason to cherish it. https://t.co/EcEaBAIJFE

I wrote about Palantir and its CEO Alex Karp—a college classmate of mine—for this week’s New York Times Magazine: https://t.co/0yKCVFRNPu

Is the world’s most interesting company also the most dangerous? I wrote about Palantir for this Sunday’s @NYTMag: https://t.co/BEIFT98Ru8