By Jennifer Puccio
As Americans pore over the latest release of Epstein-related documents – pages detailing exploitation, abuse and institutional failure – millions of people are consuming the same disturbing material.
This shared attention feels unusual, even unsettling. The last time the country truly watched or read the same thing together was decades ago, when there were three television channels and a nightly news anchor.
Then, the shared experience often unified. Today, it exhausts.
This…