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Aaron Regunberg
An Economist’s Plan to Fight Fascism Through Lower Prices
Isabella Weber traces how hard times fuel the authoritarian right, and shows how an “economics of essentials” can combat it.
The author Tove Ditlevsen wearing a hat and resting her chin on her hand
Meghan Racklin
The Tell-All Memoirist Who Shied Away From Fame
Tove Ditlevsen saw up close the fine line between the confessional and the salacious, between being a public figure and an object of prurience.
Katherine Stewart
The Women Spreading the Gospel of MAGA
Christian podcaster Allie Beth Stuckey on stage at the Turning Point USA Young Women’s Leadership Summit in Texas, in June 2025
Katherine Stewart
The Women Spreading the Gospel of MAGA
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Youth Is a Devastating Comedy About an Overlooked Stage of Motherhood
Phillip Maciak
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Youth Is a Devastating Comedy About an Overlooked Stage of Motherhood
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A Novel That Looks Deep Into a Crisis on Campus
Rumaan Alam
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A Novel That Looks Deep Into a Crisis on Campus
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An illustration from a photograph of author Ayad Akhtar using hazy line on the boarder of his body to represent malaise.
A Novel That Looks Deep Into a Crisis on Campus
Rumaan Alam
An illustration from a photograph of author Ayad Akhtar using hazy line on the boarder of his body to represent malaise.
MagazineRumaan Alam
A Novel That Looks Deep Into a Crisis on Campus
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The Rise and Fall of America’s Most Tireless Socialist
Joanna Scutts
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The Rise and Fall of America’s Most Tireless Socialist
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The Rise and Fall of America’s Most Tireless Socialist
Joanna Scutts
A black and white photograph from 1908 showing Eugene Debs giving a  campaign speech to supporters during his campaign , the third of his five runs for president
MagazineJoanna Scutts
The Rise and Fall of America’s Most Tireless Socialist
An illustration of a pregnant woman being monitored to illustrate the thesis of the book FALLOW
MagazineAnna Louie Sussman
Surrogacy and Big Tech Collide in Fallow
Sarah Anderson’s novel about a surrogate is also a novel about crappy jobs and bad bosses.
A black and white episodic image from the historical drama Fatherland starting Sandra Hüller and Hanns Zischler,
MagazineAdam Nayman
On the Road With Thomas Mann
Paweł Pawlikowski’s Fatherland, starring Hanns Zischler and Sandra Hüller, maps postwar Germany’s fault lines through a family drama.
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