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The Dalton Trumbo I Knew

The Oscar-nominated film revives the boisterous screenwriter—and my own family’s experience with the Hollywood Blacklist.

By James Lardner

February 24, 2016

Mitt Romney, accused tax dodger, says there’s a “bombshell” in Donald Trump’s taxes.

Adam Peck | 14 hours ago

Two days before FIFA’s presidential elections, its appeals committee decides to go easy on Blatter.

Elaine Teng | 16 hours ago

President Obama has nominated the first woman and African American as Librarian of Congress.

Gwyneth Kelly | 16 hours ago

The new conventional wisdom about Trump: He’s winning because his opponents aren’t attacking him.

Alex Shephard | 16 hours ago
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Primary Concerns Episode 3: Dr. Strangetrump

By Primary Concerns

February 25, 2016

The Language of Sleep

By Sarah Green

Produced by Novel | Paid for by Casper

Triple 9: A Defiant, Stripped-Down, Neo-Noir Action Flick

By Tim Grierson

February 25, 2016

Everything You Need to Know About Thursday’s GOP Debate

By Mikaela Lefrak

February 25, 2016

The Secret Lives of Tumblr Teens

That feeling when you hit a million followers, make more money than your mom, push a diet pill scheme, lose your blog, and turn 16.

By Elspeth Reeve

February 17, 2016

How Clean Energy Could Save Us Billions in Health Costs

By Drew Shindell

February 24, 2016

How Ted Cruz Lost the Evangelical Vote

By Elizabeth Bruenig

February 24, 2016

The Troubling Rise of Rapid DNA Testing

By Ava Kofman

February 24, 2016

Is Crash Truly the Worst Best Picture?

By Tim Grierson

February 24, 2016

Dances With Wolves: A Best Picture, 25 Years Later

Kevin Costner’s magnum opus was a prestige studio film that revealed more about the 1990s than the 1860s.

By Will Leitch

February 23, 2016

The Forgotten Feminism of Lola Ridge

Ten years before Virginia Woolf called for a room of one’s own, this radical poet paved the way for literary feminists.

By Terese Svoboda

February 22, 2016

Bernie Is the Pragmatic Pick for True Liberals

By Paul Blest

February 24, 2016

Grierson & Leitch Episode 5: The Witch and the Oscars

By Tim Grierson and Will Leitch

February 24, 2016

Antonin Scalia and the Death of Originalism

By Scott Lemieux

February 24, 2016

Our Broken Presidential Nominating System

By John Frederick Martin

February 24, 2016

Our Academy Awards Predictions

If you will give us a moment, we are going to defend the Oscars.

By Tim Grierson and Will Leitch

February 22, 2016
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