Jacob Weisberg's Blog, page 2312
March 1, 2019
HBO’s Leaving Neverland Doesn’t Provide New Evidence. But It Show Us What’s Been Obvious About Michael Jackson All Along.
Director Dan Reed contacted Wade Robson and James Safechuck before #MeToo exploded, but its influence is clear.
The Angle: The Future of Criminal Justice Reform in America
Things are changing at both the local and national level.
When to Leave Climax
A personalized guide for how to get the most out of Gaspar Noé’s new movie.
Tesla Is Finally Building the Car It Always Promised, and Nobody’s Happy
It’s amazing that Tesla finally made a $35,000 Model 3—and stunning how much pain it took.
Four Steps for Getting Republicans on Board With Criminal Justice Reform
How to get Republicans on board with criminal justice reform.
Michael Cohen’s Testimony Points to a Plausible Conspiracy Charge Against Trump
While not yet proven, one plausible hub-and-spoke structure appears to be taking shape.
Forced Arbitration Is Unjust and Deeply Unpopular. Can Congress End It?
The end result of our current system is that corporations escape accountability for all kinds of illegality and abuse.
Why Nearly Every Automaker Is Trying to Help You Not Buy a Car
Volvo is the latest to conclude it can’t beat car-sharing, so it might as well join it.
February 28, 2019
This Is Spinal Tap at 35
Plus, N.K. Jemisin, and Robert Johnson’s “Cross Road Blues.”
Why the People Who Do Facebook’s Most Disturbing Job Don’t Work at Facebook
The Verge’s Casey Newton on the contractors who scrub graphic violence, sex, and hate speech from the social network.
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