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Feature
The congressional candidate in Illinois is challenging incumbent Dan Lipinski’s betrayals—and her party’s conservative tendencies.
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The Quincy Institute will attempt to radically rewrite the DC foreign policy playbook.
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The Norwegian territory of Svalbard has been open to citizens of the world since 1920. But don’t call it a utopia.
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Editorial
Another reader asks, “How can I gain my girlfriend’s respect?”
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Sending humans to the moon was a choice. Saving the earth is a necessity.
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The bidding is sparse, but the late author’s modest effects are revealing.
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Column
We can’t ignore a president who spews Ku Klux Klan–level rhetoric, but neither can we allow him to colonize our collective imagination.
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What does citizenship mean if only white people belong in Donald Trump’s America?
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Books & the Arts
Set in a dreamlike Alaska, The Unpassing examines the hope and tragedy of a Taiwanese-American family.
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Alexander Hertel-Fernandez’s State Capture examines the trio of right-wing groups that have helped fortify GOP power in local and state government.
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Born in turn-of-the-century Poland, Schulz lived both longer and better in his books than in real life.
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Over a decade since its debut, the band that soundtracked the Great Recession returns with one of its most ambitious albums.
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Letters
Forgotten history… Debating Biden…