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Camelot Revisited

We engage in political activity so that we may, as societies of men, deal with the world as it is. This is not a slight endeavor; the world as it…

Stop Hillary!

by Doug Henwood,

Vote no to a Clinton dynasty

PBS Self-Destructs

by Eugenia Williamson,

And what it means for viewers like you

The Social Nyetwork

From a 2014 internal report by the Internet Research Agency, a company based in St. Petersburg, Russia, that generates anti-American propaganda. The agency hired dozens of people to leave comments…

In My Father’s Study upon His Death

by Dylan Landis,

By Dylan Landis, the author of several books, including Rainey Royal, her first novel, published last month by Soho Press.

Cassandra Among the
Creeps

by Rebecca Solnit,

The story of Cassandra, the woman who told the truth but was not believed, is not nearly as embedded in our culture as that of the Boy Who Cried Wolf…

The Operative’s Words

From the CIA’s 2011 style guide, recently acquired by the National Security Counselors, a legal nonprofit, following a Freedom of Information Act request.

You Are Not Alone Across Time

by Wyatt Mason,

Using Sophocles to treat PTSD

Washington Is Burning

by Andrew Cockburn,

Two centuries of racial tribulation in the nation’s capital

Israel and Palestine

by Bernard Avishai, Dani Dayan, Forsan Hussein, Eva Illouz, Bassim Khoury, Erel Margalit, Danny Rubinstein, Khalil Shikaki,

Where to go from here

Why We Lost in Iraq and Afghanistan

by Daniel Bolger,

A general’s account of the military’s mistakes

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