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Dark skies behind the Supreme Court
Richard Rothstein
The Making of a Judicial Coup
Nikolas Bowie and Daphna Renan’s new book reminds readers that the Supreme Court’s power to determine a law’s validity has no basis in the Constitution.
Alfred Hitchcock directing on the set of “Rear Window” in November 1953 with Grace Kelly and James Stewart
Scott Bradfield
A Veteran Critic’s Indictment of the Movies
David Thomson is the ultimate film buff. He also believes film has drastically distorted reality.
MagazineAndrew Lanham
How Decades of Privatization Unleashed Trump’s Warmongering
An illustration of a bomber aircraft made out of graph paper
MagazineAndrew Lanham
How Decades of Privatization Unleashed Trump’s Warmongering
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An episodic image from the Camp Miasma movie showing actresses Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder with blood on their clothes while standing in a grocery store aisle.
Jane Schoenbrun’s Love Letter to Teen Horror
Adam Nayman
An episodic image from the Camp Miasma movie showing actresses Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder with blood on their clothes while standing in a grocery store aisle.
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Jane Schoenbrun’s Love Letter to Teen Horror
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The Case for Sticking With French Theory
Briallen Hopper
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The Case for Sticking With French Theory
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A black and white photo of Jacques Derrida looking over his shoulder, photographed in Ris-Orangis, France, in 1988
The Case for Sticking With French Theory
Briallen Hopper
A black and white photo of Jacques Derrida looking over his shoulder, photographed in Ris-Orangis, France, in 1988
MagazineBriallen Hopper
The Case for Sticking With French Theory
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Did Howard Zinn Tell Too Simple a Story About American History?
Patrick Iber
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Did Howard Zinn Tell Too Simple a Story About American History?
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An illustration of the activist Howard Zinn building the frame of a wall that resembles an American flag; with the square window frame using blue wood, and the wall frame using red wood.
Did Howard Zinn Tell Too Simple a Story About American History?
Patrick Iber
An illustration of the activist Howard Zinn building the frame of a wall that resembles an American flag; with the square window frame using blue wood, and the wall frame using red wood.
MagazinePatrick Iber
Did Howard Zinn Tell Too Simple a Story About American History?
A photo illustration of a child on a jungle gym, with negative space indicating other children who are not present as silhouettes in white
MagazineJames Chappel
Are Fewer Children the Future?
More people are choosing not to have kids. And many who want them are struggling to conceive.
A steamroller with the front roller depicted as a roll of $100 bills
MagazineTimothy Noah
Why Does the World Put Up With the Dollar?
The global economy depends on the U.S. dollar, even when the U.S. acts erratically.
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