Prospect

One and a half million math converts have flocked to Santos’s @onlinekyne account for camp explanations of quadratic equations and square roots

In the lead-up to his record-breaking race in January, Emeny’s upped his training to three hours a day (and added plenty of cold plunges)

Preston Pablo rose from bedroom YouTuber to must-see showman. He’s still finding his voice. 

“The industry has come so far with respect to representation, but we’re still behind when it comes to people with disabilities.”

As Susan Delacourt notes, though the magazine is apparently not a close watcher of Canadian polling, Michael Ignatieff has come in at #64 on Foreign Policy’s list of global thinkers. It’s unclear whether this represents a drop from his standing last year, when a reader poll by Prospect magazine ranked Mr. Ignatieff the 34th most intellectual intellectual.

As noted when we first collected Michael Ignatieff’s freely readable writings, Prospect magazine did, for a time, make available all of the pieces Mr. Ignatieff wrote for it. They haven’t reopened the entire archive to non-subscribers, but a couple pieces are now available for free. They are Virtual War from April 2000 and Identity Parades from April 1998.