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Feature
As teachers in Denver and Oakland head toward their own strikes, it’s worth doubling down on the lessons from LA.
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Since Trump took office, figuring out whom the US is killing and why has become nearly impossible.
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Bernie Sanders’s foreign-policy adviser is part of a new generation of progressives fighting an entrenched status quo.
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Editorial
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Even the paid-leave programs in the US that exist fall short of what’s needed.
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Withdrawing from the INF Treaty will take us into dangerous territory not visited since the Cold War.
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The other big target on their hit list is Cuba.
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Americans are hungry for bold measures to tackle income inequality.
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After eight years of Obama’s winks and nods, the code-switching playbook has been played out.
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Column
Sure, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez slips up sometimes–but have you listened to her Republican colleagues?
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Books & the Arts
His memoir is an affecting chronicle of both hope and despair in the American South.
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A new history of the early American republic recasts the origins of originalism and how the Constitution gained its “fixed” status.
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Three new books examine how the rise of coal, oil, and gas has permanently remade our world.
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A new biography explores how Philip Johnson’s career transformed architecture into the celebrity-obsessed and market-driven field it’s become.
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Letters
Populism is everywhere… A worthy subject… Après le déluge…
