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Tucson, Arizona

Every weekday at the federal courthouse in Tucson, Arizona, undocumented migrants are gathered in a courtroom and made to face the judge’s pulpit like shackled parishioners. Most of them are…

Crime and Punishment

by Andrew Cockburn,

Will the 9/11 case finally go to trial?

Crime and Punishment

by Andrew Cockburn,

Will the 9/11 case finally go to trial?

Bringing in the Beans

by Ted Genoways,

Harvest on an American family farm

Wheel and Deal

From a series of podcasts that Uber, the ride-hailing platform, created last year for its drivers in Seattle. In 2015, the Seattle City Council passed an ordinance granting Uber drivers…

Where Health Care Won’t Go

by Helen Ouyang,

A tuberculosis crisis in the Black Belt

Queer Theory

From a CIA memorandum entitled “Homosexual Investigations” that was written in 1980 for the purpose of investigating colleagues. The document was published in March by Muckrock.

Jane Does

by Madeleine Schwartz, Heather Booth, Laura Kaplan, Jeanne Galatzer-Levy, Judith Arcana,

From conversations between Madeleine Schwartz, a journalist, and members of the Abortion Counseling Service of Women’s Liberation, later known as Jane, an underground railroad for reproductive care that was started…

Echt Deutsch

by Yascha Mounk,

How the refugee crisis is changing a nation’s identity

The Boy Without a Country

by Jessica Weisberg,

Tokyo’s painful exclusion of immigrants

So Subtle a Catch

by Simon Parkin,

The illicit attraction of the lowly carp

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Tucson, Arizona

Crime and Punishment

Crime and Punishment

Bringing in the Beans

Wheel and Deal

Where Health Care Won’t Go

Queer Theory

Jane Does

Echt Deutsch

The Boy Without a Country

So Subtle a Catch

December 2016

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