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Editor's Note

Inside the August Issue

David Wong Louie, Sarah A. Topol, Helen Vendler, Philip Roth, and more...

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Weekly Review

Weekly Review

Donald Jr. wrote that his father, who days before the meeting with Veselnitskaya had told the press he would soon announce incriminating information about his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, “knew nothing of the meeting,” and that during the meeting he received “no meaningful information” to help his father, who then did not announce any incriminating information about Clinton. Read more...

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Publisher’s Note

Living with Trump

"Loathing for Trump makes people forget that, among other horrors, a coalition of Republicans and Democrats has already wasted around $3.7 trillion in Iraq and Afghanistan, sacrificed the lives of nearly 7,000 American soldiers, and wounded more than 52,000."

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Postcard

Prayer and Protest

The breakdown of political norms in Indonesia

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Context

Axioms of Evil

From a list of former North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il's teachings translated into English and posted on a government website.

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Weekly Review

Weekly Review

Men in Florida, Ohio, and D.C. get into trouble...

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Art

Rollercoaster

Rollercoaster, a collage created using oil-painted paper and vintage magazine clippings by Cheryl Molnar, whose work is on view this week at Wave Hill House, in the Bronx, New York. Courtesy the artist and Wave Hill

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Weekly Review

Weekly Review

Senate Republicans release their health-care-reform bill, Steve Bannon says Sean Spicer “got fatter,” and geologists warn of a 92-year-old earthquake

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Editor's Note

Inside the July Issue

Zadie Smith, Masha Gessen, Rebecca Solnit, Joseph O'Neill, and more...

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Weekly Review

Weekly Review

The Russia probe continues

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Oral History

Making Moves

Muslim Americans on pursuing political careers in the age of Trump 

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Weekly Review

Weekly Review

A Republican congressman from Nebraska refused to say whether people were “entitled to eat.”

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Conversation

Slow Crash

Economist Michael Hudson on the future of the stock market

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Official Business

The Living Journalism Festival

"Les Rendezvous in July" will bring together a hundred participants from print, radio, and television journalism, documentary filmmakers, authors of graphic reportage, photojournalists, monologists, and stage actors.

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Dispatch

Green Tea Party

The conservative movement to save the planet

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Weekly Review

Weekly Review

Trump visited Belgium, where he reportedly ate “lots of” chocolates and then complained he did not have a positive impression of the European Union because it took him two and a half years to get a license to open up a golf course in Ireland.

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Oral History

Don’t Speak

A Sudanese refugee on life in Darfur 

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Weekly Review

Weekly Review

Trump held a meeting in the Oval Office with Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov, inviting one Russian photographer, but no U.S. journalists, to attend.

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Context

Everything in Moderation

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.

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Editor's Note

Inside the June Issue

Michael Glennon on Trump's war with the security state, Helen Ouyang on health care in the Black Belt, Rebecca Elliott and Elizabeth Rush on the battle over New York City’s flood zones, a story by Nell Zink, and more...

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Weekly Review

Weekly Review

Trump visited Trump National Golf Club in New Jersey, where he has filed plans to build a mausoleum for himself, and it was reported that he has spent 36 days as president visiting his own properties, including his private club in Palm Beach, Florida, where the Secret Service has paid his club at least $35,000 for golf-cart rentals, and his golf club in Sterling, Virginia, which bears a plaque marking the site of a Civil War battle called the “River of Blood,” which never occurred.

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Weekly Review

Weekly Review

Trump, a former casino owner who once paid $1 million for an ad campaign alleging that the Mohawk people were cocaine traffickers and on another occasion claimed he “might have more Indian blood than a lot of the so-called Indians,” said that his campaign for president was “most like” the “very mean and nasty campaign” of former president Andrew Jackson, a slave owner and frequent cockfighting gambler who signed legislation that forcibly removed indigenous tribes from the southeastern United States. Read more...

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Weekly Review

Weekly Review

Fox News prime-time host Bill O’Reilly, who once attributed the rape and murder of a woman to the fact that she was “wearing a miniskirt and a halter top” and has said that the slaves who were forced to build the White House were “well-fed,” was fired from the network and given a $25 million severance package after it was reported that he had settled five sexual-harassment lawsuits since 2002 and had referred to an African-American colleague as “hot chocolate” and grunted at her when he walked past her desk.Researchers in California announced that they had genetically modified a wasp to have “big beautiful red eyes.” Read more...

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Art

Portrait

"Portrait," a photograph by Louise Lawler, whose retrospective WHY PICTURES NOW opens on Sunday at the Museum of Modern Art, in New York City © The artist. Courtesy the artist and Metro Pictures, New York City

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Weekly Review

Weekly Review

A Chicago Aviation Department police officer pulled a United Airlines passenger from his seat and forcibly removed him from the plane to make room for an off-duty airline employee; three bodies were tossed from a low-flying plane in the Sinaloa state of Mexico; and Tesla, which has yet to turn a profit, became the most valuable car company in America. Read more...

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Art

Same Old, Same Old

Palestinian-Americans on the meaning of Donald Trump's presidency. Read more...

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Postcard

How to End a War

Can a former terrorist forge peace in the Basque Country?

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