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A magazine is more than a reading list on paper. Its magic lies in someone else choosing what belongs—and making something for you to keep.

Like heirlooms, the things we read gather meaning as they pass from hand to hand.
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www.tabletmag.com Giving Thanks for the Things in our Life - Tablet Magazine It is vital to hang onto, even mythologize, objects, things. That includes the things we read.

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A life-size ark. Humans alongside dinosaurs.

Inside the biblical theme parks turning ancient origins into immersive entertainment:

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Kentucky’s creationist theme parks tap into an enduring hunger for wonder—and a world re-enchanted.

@maggiemphillips’s latest:

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Tablet Magazine @tabletmag 3d

Kentucky’s creationist theme parks tap into an enduring hunger for wonder—and a world re-enchanted.

@maggiemphillips’s latest:

tabletmag.com/sections/belie…

www.tabletmag.com Let There Be Rides - Tablet Magazine The Creation Museum and Ark Encounter offer a literal interpretation of Genesis in the form of immersive entertainment

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Read: @ArminRosen’s profile of Massad Boulos offers a revealing look at the second Trump administration—how it operated and why voters were put off by it, even if they couldn’t pinpoint why.

“In Boulos we see the practical results of Trump’s adventures in replacing the old, discredited system with a regnal style of cronyism without any real precedent in American history.”
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www.tabletmag.com The Family Business - Tablet Magazine Blending his personal interests with the public interest, Massad Boulos has become a poster child for Donald Trump’s White House

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A good read for this week: @ArminRosen’s profile of Massad Boulos, which doubles as a valuable window into important aspects of the second Trump administration. It’s worth your time to learn how it worked—and why voters, whether or not they knew it, were repulsed by the vibes.

“In Boulos we see the practical results of Trump’s adventures in replacing the old, discredited system with a regnal style of cronyism without any real precedent in American history.”