Stormbound Sarah Gerard September 22, 2017 Never in fifty years of living in the Sunshine State had they seen anything like Irma.
Swords Into Marketshare Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore September 21, 2017 What if we had an LGBT movement that centered on getting trans people—and everyone else—out of prison, instead of into the military?
The Fatberg Cometh Sam Kriss September 21, 2017 The Horrordome On September 4, Princess Catherine announced her third child. It took eight days. By September 12, a titanic fatberg had been found under London.
Total Attention Deficit Amber A’Lee Frost September 20, 2017 Your Sorry Ass You've reached attention span zero? Log off, take a breath, and read a printed object.
The Jihadist Personal Essay Rafia Zakaria September 20, 2017 Alienated The personal essay survives, it has simply moved house. Its new and surprising habitat is the jihadist magazine.
The Past Is a Foreign Agent J.W. McCormack September 19, 2017 The maestro of spy fiction mourns our geopolitical malaise.
A Wonk on the Wild Side Chris Lehmann September 18, 2017 The Blessed and the Brightest Hillary Clinton's "What Happened" is less a campaign postmortem than a wonk’s lament.
Weekly Bafflements The Baffler September 15, 2017 Steve Bannon loves two things: racism and layering.
An Uneven Disaster Zachariah Webb September 15, 2017 A Q&A with Ashley Dawson, author of "Extreme Cities."
Tragic Kingdom Niela Orr September 14, 2017 Bread and Circuses HBO’s The Deuce traces exploitation in the porn industry back to 1970s Times Square—before its total Disneyfication.
Mark Lilla’s Comfort Zone Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw September 14, 2017 How liberal discourse flattens out the work of critical race analysis.
New Iconoclasms Jonathon Sturgeon September 13, 2017 The Immediate Experience The modern history of art is a history of its removal and destruction.