The level of blackmail material Mamet has on Bowles to stay in TGIF must be insane. Like, I assume it’s in inverse proportion to how bad his submissions are. It’s like this, Mamet comes up with the worst drawn, most unfunny little scribble worthy of a 7th grader doodling on his book cover INTENTIONALLY and then laughs maniacally as he forces Nellie to publish it every week. I can hear Nellie, “No, please. No. Not that. Please, have some decency. My son’s diaper is better art. I’m trying to m

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We asked three of our editors for their favorite Free Press stories of the week. These are the stories they couldn't stop thinking about. JILLIAN LEDERMAN, Staff Editor and Writer The Death of History Niall Ferguson and John-Clark Levin’s piece this week was a masterful, definitive analysis of the radical Jew-hatred spreading across social media, accelerated and emboldened by the rise of AI. When Niall Ferguson writes, “The historian has to admit: I failed utterly,” you know to be worried. Yo