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Class Dismissed

by Alexandria Neason,

When a state divests from public education

At Last

by Olivier Kugler,

Political Climbers

by Richard Manning,

Environmentalist momentum in the West

Eat, Memory

by David Wong Louie,

A life without food

American Expansion

by Helen Vendler,

The innovations of A.R. Ammons

Sons and Daughters

by Sarah A. Topol,

The village where girls turn into boys

Ghost Nation

by Nick Turse,

An ethnic-cleansing campaign by the government threatens to empty South Sudan

The Reichstag Fire Next Time

by Masha Gessen,

The coming crackdown

Labor’s Schoolhouse

by Garret Keizer,

Lessons from the Paterson Silk Strike of 1913

Killing Bill O’Reilly

by Matthew Stevenson,

The disgraced broadcaster’s distortions of history

It’s My Party

by Andrew Cockburn,

The Democrats struggle to rise from the ashes

The Weekly Package

by Kim Wall,

How Cubans deliver culture without internet

Security Breach

by Michael J. Glennon,

Trump’s tussle with the bureaucratic state

Where Health Care Won’t Go

by Helen Ouyang,

A tuberculosis crisis in the Black Belt

The Immunity Doctrine

by Julia Harte,

Can officials be held liable for the suffering they inflict?

Safety in Numbers

by Gary Greenberg,

The mathematics of predicting war

Here a City Shall be Wrought

by Daniel Brook,

What’s forgotten in China’s time-lapse urbanism

American Duce

by Robert O. Paxton,

Is Donald Trump a fascist or a plutocrat?

The Mothers

by Kiana Hayeri,

Snowden’s Box

by Jessica Bruder, Dale Maharidge,

The human network behind the biggest leak of all

Bee-Brained

by Vauhini Vara,

Inside the competitive Indian-American spelling community

A Prayer’s Chance

by Brian Goldstone,

The scandal of mental health in West Africa

Defender of the Community

by Alan Feuer,

Bill de Blasio gambles on doing the right thing

The March on Everywhere

by Leslie Jamison,

The ragged glory of female activism

Asphalt Gardens

by Samuel James,

The Boy Without a Country

by Jessica Weisberg,

Tokyo’s painful exclusion of immigrants

Echt Deutsch

by Yascha Mounk,

How the refugee crisis is changing a nation’s identity

Itchy Nose

by Kazuto Tatsuta,

When a devastating earthquake and tsunami struck Japan on March 11, 2011, Tokyo artist Kazuto Tatsuta (a pen name taken from the Tatsuta train station in Fukushima) wanted to help…

Family Values

by Masha Gessen,

Mapping the spread of antigay ideology

A Matter of Life

by Mary Cuddehe,

The death penalty as a conservative conundrum

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