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October 28/November 4, 2019, Issue
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Feature
The Minnesota representative is bringing an organizer’s mind-set to Congress.
Britain’s prime minister is a lifelong admirer of the US. How will Brexit change his—and his country’s—special relationship?
As the term begins, the conservatives are sharpening their knives—and LGBTQ rights, abortion, and gun control are all on the chopping block.
Editorial
Administration stalwarts Mike Pence, Mick Mulvaney, William Barr, and Mike Pompeo are all implicated, too.
In his vengeful, mob-style way, Trump is attacking the Golden State both rhetorically and through policy measures. No matter where we live, we all have a dog in this fight.
A wealth tax is one of the most progressive government levies, falling entirely on the extremely wealthy.
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Column
The contempt the president showers on journalists is unmatched in modern history.
The Supreme Court may make it harder to get to an abortion clinic, but thanks to drugs, coat hangers can remain a thing of the past.
Books & the Arts
An irreverent Spanish-speaking show was a step forward for HBO, but its first season fell short of pushing the boundaries of Latinx representation.
T he Topeka School captures the novelist at a crossroads between politics and aesthetics, fiction and poetry.
The question of how to fix the tech industry is now inseparable from the question of how to fix the system of capitalism that the late 20th century gave us.
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