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August 29-September 5, 2016 Issue
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Feature
The goal is audacious: harness the enthusiasm and fund-raising muscle of the Sanders campaign to elect an entirely new Congress committed to the same platform.
At Front Sight Firearms Training Institute, fear is a booming business.
A spike in spending on high-tech security is diverting educational funds from districts across the country.
Editorial
These are significant wins, across six states—but 15 other states still have restrictions in place for the fall elections.
And another inquirer could move into the middle class by buying a house—but not without gentrifying.
After a year of planning, members of the movement have released a comprehensive platform.
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Column
One woman’s complaint is rarely enough for an employer—or for us.
It’s not just about property anymore.
Books & the Arts
In The Viceroys , Frederico De Roberto’s novel of the Risorgimento, the Uzeda family corrupts everything it touches.
To what extent can Kanye West continue to foreground the commercial components that make his art possible before we no longer consider him an artist at all?
Georges Perec’s books are designed to stir readers to think actively, freshly, and imaginatively about what could have been, and what might come next.
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