Print Magazine December 4-11, 2017, Issue Cover art by: Nurul Hana Anwar Purchase Current Issue or Login to Download the PDF of this Issue Download the PDF of this Issue Editorial 3 Big Takeaways From Last Week’s Election Running a diverse slate of populists was key, as were new outside groups. Joan Walsh Democrats Can Win in Alabama—and Everywhere Last week’s election results proved that the party can compete in deep-red areas. John Nichols The Ongoing Misadventures of the Republican Party: Roy Moore Edition Even sex abuse is excusable for the sake of a Senate majority. Tom Tomorrow Column We Can’t End Sexual Harassment if We Make It a Partisan Issue Sexual harassment is not limited to any party, race, or religion. Laila Lalami The Rot Inside the Republican Party Rupert Murdoch’s media properties are helping to drive the right wing’s moral decay. Eric Alterman In Meeting With Trump, Putin Denies Meddling Calvin Trillin Letters Letters From the December 4-11, 2017, Issue A hearty issue… Shell games… Stars and semiautomatics… Our Readers and David Dayen Feature Is This the Most Radical Mayor in America? Chokwe Antar Lumumba has an audacious plan to make Jackson, Mississippi, the “most radical city on the planet.” D.D. Guttenplan The Plot to Loot America’s Wilderness A little-known bureaucrat named James Cason is reshaping the Department of the Interior. Adam Federman Books & the Arts Bertolt Brecht: Poet of Ill Tidings In his poetry, Brecht captured a world torn apart by war and depression. Noah Isenberg Orhan Pamuk’s Fathers and Sons In The Red Haired Woman, the Turkish novelist returns to a central theme in much of his work. Kaya Genç Dana Schutz, After the Whitney Biennial A recent show of Schutz's work sheds light on a facet of her art that connects Open Casket to the rest of her paintings. Barry Schwabsky Recent Issues See All "swipe left below to view more recent issues"Swipe → October 2024 September 2024 August 2024 July 2024 June 2024 May 2024 See All x
3 Big Takeaways From Last Week’s Election Running a diverse slate of populists was key, as were new outside groups. Joan Walsh
Democrats Can Win in Alabama—and Everywhere Last week’s election results proved that the party can compete in deep-red areas. John Nichols
The Ongoing Misadventures of the Republican Party: Roy Moore Edition Even sex abuse is excusable for the sake of a Senate majority. Tom Tomorrow
We Can’t End Sexual Harassment if We Make It a Partisan Issue Sexual harassment is not limited to any party, race, or religion. Laila Lalami
The Rot Inside the Republican Party Rupert Murdoch’s media properties are helping to drive the right wing’s moral decay. Eric Alterman
Letters From the December 4-11, 2017, Issue A hearty issue… Shell games… Stars and semiautomatics… Our Readers and David Dayen
Is This the Most Radical Mayor in America? Chokwe Antar Lumumba has an audacious plan to make Jackson, Mississippi, the “most radical city on the planet.” D.D. Guttenplan
The Plot to Loot America’s Wilderness A little-known bureaucrat named James Cason is reshaping the Department of the Interior. Adam Federman
Bertolt Brecht: Poet of Ill Tidings In his poetry, Brecht captured a world torn apart by war and depression. Noah Isenberg
Orhan Pamuk’s Fathers and Sons In The Red Haired Woman, the Turkish novelist returns to a central theme in much of his work. Kaya Genç
Dana Schutz, After the Whitney Biennial A recent show of Schutz's work sheds light on a facet of her art that connects Open Casket to the rest of her paintings. Barry Schwabsky