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Books and the Arts
One anthropologist’s place in his field’s ongoing battle over questions of power, means and ends.
The slowly panic-making power of Renata Adler’s novels Speedboat and Pitch Dark.
Why a passionate history of global alternatives to liberal capitalism becomes an exercise in nostalgia.
News and Analysis
Washington institutions esteemed for their independent scholarship don't disclose donations from corporations and foreign governments.
The future of media must include all of us.
By 2023, what will we make of 2013?
CORE’s victory is a boost to social movement unionism—and a model for other unions around the country.
In 2016, I’m casting my vote for a woman. Not because she’s guaranteed to be the most feminist candidate, but because I’m fed up.
Yahoo isn't buying the blogging service for it's profitability. It's buying it for the advertising possibilities.
In the wake of Angelina Jolie’s well-intentioned exhortation for “every woman” to explore their risk of breast cancer, one company stands to make a staggering profit.
“I killed the thing that almost killed me,” said Kirk Bloodsworth, who faced execution in Maryland, the latest state to outlaw capital punishment.
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