Yesterday’s News
November 29, 2018
An former Guardian editor lays out a vision of the global media crisis that is largely detached from actual politics.
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Ways of Seeing the New South
November 27, 2018
The pictures in "New Southern Photography," with few exceptions, depict a segregated world.
Worked Over
November 27, 2018
In The Once and Future Worker, Oren Cass’s labor sympathies only extend so far.
Apex Predators and Elena Ferrante
Once Audrey and I had drifted uneasily to sleep, the bat emerged seemingly from nowhere and soared about the room . . .
Scary Clowns
November 21, 2018
The far right may be disorganized, but that doesn't mean we should ignore them.
Silicon Valley’s Chinese Dream
China’s rise as a tech powerhouse has dovetailed with Silicon Valley’s growing distrust toward democracy itself.
Where There’s Smoke
November 20, 2018
In California, deadly wildfires are at the center of several different crises.
The House of Markle
November 19, 2018
When the Royal Family admitted Meghan to Windsor Castle, they pulled up the drawbridge.
Thick as Thieves
November 19, 2018
In Widows, what should cause tonal whiplash is, in Steve McQueen’s hands, disquieting, exhilarating: capital-R Real.
Fresh Hell
November 16, 2018
Interview with the Breakfast Cereal Vampire
Solutionism for Students
November 15, 2018
The authors of "The Coddling of the American Mind" diagnose a generation of students and then offer a cure—mass therapy.
It Happened in Vegas
November 15, 2018
The Culinary Workers Union tips the mid-term elections in Nevada.