Prisoners of a Vision: Dissidents in Sisi’s Egypt
The ongoing struggle against a US-backed dictatorship.
"You can't ignore politics, no matter how much you'd like to." — Molly Ivins
The ongoing struggle against a US-backed dictatorship.
Tom StevensonJun 27, 2018
An American writes of his time in North Korea.
Ben ShieldsJun 26, 2018
John Zerzan responds to Ben Etherington's essay "The New Primitives," and Etherington offers a reply.
Ben Etherington, John ZerzanJun 24, 2018
What Shakespeare’s tyrants tell us about our own political crisis.
Rhodri LewisJun 24, 2018
Georgiy Chernyavskiy reviews “Max Eastman: A Life,” a biography by Christoph Irmscher.
Georgiy ChernyavskiyJun 21, 2018
Jennifer Kabat reviews James Pogue's "Chosen Country," which details the Malheur Reservation standoff and events over the two years preceding it.
Jennifer KabatJun 18, 2018
Devin Nunes goes to a farm convention and reaps a crop of right-wing fury.
Scott BransfordJun 18, 2018
Tom Rosenstiel interviews Jake Tapper about his new novel, “The Hellfire Club.”
Tom RosenstielJun 18, 2018
Richard Sennett’s notion of an “open city” articulates how to achieve, or at least think about, the ethical city in the 21st century.
Josh StephensJun 15, 2018
Lois Zamora looks at contemporary American politics through the lens of "The Autumn of the Patriarch," a “dictator novel” by Gabriel García Márquez.
Lois Parkinson ZamoraJun 14, 2018
A lyrical new book on disappearing shorelines connects science to the personal.
Rafaela BassiliJun 12, 2018
An author takes a road trip across Haiti to understand the blowback from good intentions.
Ajay OronaJun 9, 2018