With parallels to the United States’s colonial past, Backlands: The Canudos Campaign, a classic of Brazilian literature, and Bacurau, a new film, offer crucial insight into the past, present, and…
“Who, save for the little barons of Wall Street, believes in the progressive virtues of capitalism?”
From a list of former North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il's teachings translated into English and posted on a government website.
The success of Germany's AfD party has in good part been owed to its ability to put a friendly face on a nasty message.
Monopolization of our public markets is first and foremost a political crisis
On Sunday, Jimmy Breslin, a longtime New York City newspaper columnists, died at 88. In this short essay, published on Harpers.org in 2010, Breslin reflects on the United States nearly…
Some frank reflections on what the American publishing business is about, by a young editor who has observed it impatiently for several years (and insists on remaining nameless)
"The assault by a thousand cuts never stops, but it’s hard for the public to see what is happening."
Seven militants are acquitted in takeover of Oregon Wildlife Refuge; Christopher Ketcham traces the history of the Bureau of Land Management
From an interview with a girl in a reintegration program for former child soldiers in Colombia.
A gunman kills 49 people with an AR-15 assault rifle at an Orlando nightclub; Dan Baum investigates whether gun-control laws could ever stop the weapon from proliferating
Samuel James photographs the English Premier League season; Leicester City nears the title