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February 11-18, 2019, Issue
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Feature
He plans to expel hundreds of thousands of refugees who have become productive members of American society. But they’re fighting back.
The US Border Patrol played a key role in propping up Latin American dictatorships.
The congresswoman is a lifelong organizer—and now she’s one of the key players in Congress.
Editorial
His presidency reminds us that this country has relied for too long on a “gentleman’s agreement” to maintain a civil society. We must demand a thorough reconstruction of our politics.
Why has the Labour Party listened so late and so half-heartedly to the majority of its members who support the call for a People’s Vote?
In her new book Handbook for a Post- Roe America , Robin Marty provides a blueprint for accessing reproductive-health care and fighting for your rights in a country where abortion has become a crime.
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Column
Making sense of the presidency, one novel at a time.
We should not lose sight of the real human cost of the manufactured border crisis.
Books & the Arts
On her new album, Highway Hypnosis , the post-punk artist revels in rawness.
Dance to the Music of Time succeeds because it escapes its origins and captures an era marked by uncertainty and wonder.
In modern democracies, who gets to determine what counts as truth—an elite of experts or the people as a whole?
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Letters
Military-industrial complexity… Worth 1,000 words… Parsing the new NAFTA… Greenspan’s historical amnesia…