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Today’s stories, read the way a printed paper intended

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Julia Han

Julia Han is a columnist who writes about culture and everyday life. She is drawn to small urban communities, people who read and write, and old objects. On weekends she hosts a reading group at her neighborhood bookstore.

Ten Ways to Write Like It’s 1995

October 12, 2026 by Julia Han
A 1980s personal computer on a desk

What old-school reporters can teach us about writing today

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  • Features

Moving to a Better Internet in 2026

October 8, 2026 by Julia Han
A Mac Studio, Studio Display, keyboard, and trackpad on a wooden desk

Why it’s time to leave the infinite scroll and return to the small web

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  • Opinion

A Love Letter to Public Transit

September 30, 2026 by Julia Han
A yellow tram running down a street where the snow has melted

Did you know the bus beats driving?

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  • Opinion

Community Will Save You

September 27, 2026 by Julia Han
People talking around a table

The radical act of putting up with the hassle and staying put

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  • Culture

Poetry Was Meant to Be Easy

September 20, 2026 by Julia Han
A book of poems lying open beside a teacup

A reader’s defense in the debate over short, simple poems

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  • Culture

Newspaper

The Newspaper brings the page layout and typography of a printed paper to the web. We publish stories that last over quick alerts, and stories you finish over a great many stories. From the bold nameplate and column rules to the single, straight column of text, we want to keep the feeling of unfolding a newspaper, even on a screen.

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