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Publisher’s Note

The Authentic Left

by , on August 17, 2020
“The reputation of the Times as a left-wing newspaper has led it to make some absurd efforts in justifying its new status as a progressive beacon. . . .” Read More
Podcast

In Plain Sight

Host , Guest on August 14, 2020
The movement to hold Syrian war criminals to account in foreign courts Read More
Cartoon

The Story of Cinema: Ghostbusters

Drawn by , on August 13, 2020
Something strange in Hollywood Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on August 11, 2020
Police officers in Kansas were summoned to defuse a rod of dynamite that turned out to be a beef stick. Read More
Podcast

On Moral Injury

by , Guest on August 7, 2020
In the field: the burgeoning understanding of moral injury Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on August 4, 2020
British courts will not disclose evidence about two members of the “Beatles,” a cell of the Islamic State, to the Justice Department. Read More
Podcast

False Dawn

Host , Guest on July 31, 2020
The constant surprise of COVID-19 Read More
Postcard

Liberty and the Marketplace

by , on July 31, 2020
How the Falwells are expanding their evangelical empire into college football’s highest reaches Read More
Podcast

We Shall Not Be Moved

Host , Guest on July 28, 2020
Community land trusts and the promise of more equitably grown food Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on July 28, 2020
It was reported that the police department in King City, California, had required all its officers to use handgun-mounted cameras. Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on July 21, 2020
The Pentagon banned Confederate flags in a memo that neither included the word “ban” nor the word “Confederate.” Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on July 14, 2020
Seattle’s police department said that at least 50 percent of its BIPOC police officers would be fired if the city followed through with efforts to defund it. Read More
Publisher’s Note

Digital Blinders

by , on July 10, 2020
“Why wait to read reports that appeared on the website of France’s leading daily the previous day?” Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on July 8, 2020
It was revealed that a member of the East Baton Rouge Parish school board in Louisiana had been shopping online during a meeting about renaming Lee High School, which was named after Confederate general Robert E. Lee. Read More
Podcast

Bogland

Host , Guest on July 3, 2020
Peat, bogs, and the Irish imaginary Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on June 30, 2020
The video game Fortnite removed police cars from its new season Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on June 23, 2020
The Washington Redskins officially recognized Juneteenth. Read More
Podcast

This Is Not a Test

Host , Guest on June 18, 2020
Man-made disasters: the benefits and limitations of emergency preparedness Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on June 16, 2020
A Fairchild Swearingen C-26 flew in support of the Phoenix Police Department. Read More
Photography

Emptied Out

by , on June 12, 2020
The coronavirus’s impact on Kabul’s day laborers foretells a global crisis Read More
Postcard

Essential Business

by , on June 11, 2020
Keeping the Bronx fed in the midst of a pandemic Read More
Podcast

Grand Designs

Host , Guest on June 10, 2020
Better living through affordable housing Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on June 9, 2020
In Austria, plans were announced to turn the house where Adolf Hitler was born into a police station. Read More
Publisher’s Note

Holy Writ

by , on June 8, 2020
“Surprised by the assignment, I replied that I usually investigated a story before I arrived at a conclusion.” Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on June 2, 2020
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Art

The City Seen for the First Time

by , on May 27, 2020
Life in New York City during the pandemic Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on May 26, 2020
Saturn, an alligator who, according to legend, once belonged to Adolf Hitler, died in a Russian zoo. Read More
Podcast

Tests of Time

Host , Guest on May 22, 2020
Making a magazine during a pandemic Read More
Weekly Review

Weekly Review

by , on May 19, 2020
Donald Trump announced the development of a “super-duper missile.” Read More
Podcast

The Pessimistic Style in American Politics

Host , Guest on May 15, 2020
Government of the people? Thomas Frank on the history of populism and anti-populism Read More