Theo Baker

Aug 23, 2024 | airmail.news | Theo Baker |Jonathan Margolis |David Freedlander |Marta Represa

SERMON ON THE MONDO TWISTED SISTERS FEMME FATALE A GILDED ARMADA HOLLYWOOD SWINGING ROUGH ROAD MURDER MOST FRENCH BUT, WAIT, THERE’S MORE! The View from Here Kimberly Guilfoyle’s personal and professional relationships—and their circular connections to Trump—condensed into one sentence The Cutthroat World of Formula One As the Italian Grand Prix approaches, Ferrari is desperate to win on its home track—and ruthless in its pursuit of success Mike Lynch’s Theory of Probability The British...

Aug 23, 2024 | airmail.news | Theo Baker

In 2006, while leading the Formula One Monaco Grand Prix, Kimi Räikkönen’s silver McLaren caught fire. The steely Finnish driver pulled over to the side of the track, lifted himself out of his car, and as race officials rushed to put out the flames, calmly removed his helmet, brushed off the debris, walked straight to his yacht in the nearby marina, and watched the rest of the race from a hot tub.

May 4, 2024 | apu.fi | Theo Baker

The Atlanticin englanninkielisen jutun voit lukea tästä linkistä. Juttu julkaistiin alun perin maaliskuussa 2024. Yksi tuutoreista tietojenkäsittelytieteen kurssillani, Hamza El Boudali, on sitä mieltä, että presidentti Joe Biden pitäisi tappaa. ”En odota kenenkään siviilin tekevän sitä, vaan mielestäni armeijan pitäisi tehdä se”, sanoi 23-vuotias Stanfordin yliopiston opiskelija pienelle mielenosoittajien joukolle viime kuussa.

Mar 25, 2024 | web.archive.org | Theo Baker

One of the section leaders for my computer-science class, Hamza El Boudali, believes that President Joe Biden should be killed. “I’m not calling for a civilian to do it, but I think a military should,” the 23-year-old Stanford University student told a small group of protesters last month. “I’d be happy if Biden was dead.” He thinks that Stanford is complicit in what he calls the genocide of Palestinians, and that Biden is not only complicit but responsible for it.

Jan 23, 2024 | gijn.org | Denise-Marie Ordway |Theo Baker

This post was originally published by The Journalist’s Resource and has been reprinted here with permission. It has been lightly edited for style and clarity. In 2022, academic journals retracted more than 4,600 scientific papers, often because of ethical violations or research fraud, according to the Retraction Watch blog and database.