Fucking the Patriarch Jennifer Schaffer March 21, 2018 In three new novels, women protagonists overturn the "sage older man seduces beautiful ingénue" trope.
The Techies Who Said Sorry Jacob Silverman March 20, 2018 Who will help us fix our broken internet? Who will free us from the tyranny of the smartphone?
As Stalin Lay Dying John Ganz March 20, 2018 Is The Death of Stalin too good to be true, or not true enough to be good?
Bankers’ Robberies Chris Lehmann March 19, 2018 The Blessed and the Brightest How much shady dealing can one bank get away with? Take a look at the record of rolling heists at Wells Fargo.
Cold War Fever Hannah Gais March 19, 2018 "Red Sparrow" is another in a long line of Cold War spy stories that feature the Russians as our natural enemies.
Fresh Hell The Baffler March 16, 2018 As it turns out, enforcing structural inequality pays pretty damn well.
The Ex is Calling Amber A’Lee Frost March 15, 2018 Your Sorry Ass Our advice columnist with a word of caution: sometimes remaining friends with an ex is not a good idea.
Stranger Than Fiction Steve Almond March 14, 2018 How Donald J. Trump's campaign ruined my outlandish political satire about a right-wing demagogue running for president.
The Man Who Knew Nothing at All Josh Fruhlinger March 13, 2018 Living in a liberal fantasy is complicated.
Peace as Armageddon Tim Shorrock March 12, 2018 What is behind the liberal freak-out over the possibility of talks with North Korea?
Fresh Hell The Baffler March 09, 2018 This week, TV finally scores a point, the New York Times opinion section hits bottom, and J.D. Vance vanishes.
Labor History in Real Time Russell Mokhiber March 08, 2018 The West Virginia teachers' strike showed what anti-corporate politics can look like.