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May 5, 2014
Mark Oppenheimer
Against the Tyranny of Natural-Childbirth Elitists
Doulas and hot tubs aren't better than doctors and hospitals
May 5, 2014
Adam Kirsch
Dear Facebook, I'm Fed Up
How social media has changed indignation
May 4, 2014
David Thomson
The Best World War II Documentary Was Faked
But that doesn't make it any worse
May 3, 2014
Etan Smallman
To Save Banksy, We Must Steal Him
Inside one man's mission to takes the street out of street art
May 3, 2014
Ruth Thomas
Modern Life Is Abolishing Loneliness. You'll Miss It When It's Gone.
May 3, 2014
David Thomson
'Ida' Is a New Masterpiece of Polish Cinema
May 3, 2014
Sophie McBain
Woman-Specific Financial Advice Guides Are a Crock
And they're a way of distracting from the real issue, too
May 2, 2014
David Thomson
The Art of Scandal
Bergman, Rossellini, and three small masterpieces
May 2, 2014
David Thomson
Desensitized to Seeing Death in Movies? Watch 'Miele'
May 2, 2014
The New Republic Staff
Dan Utech to Speak at “The Frontier of Climate Change: State and Local Action in New England”
May 2, 2014
Adam Kirsch
Technology Is Taking Over English Departments
The false promise of the digital humanities
May 2, 2014
David Thomson
Can a Movie Make Josef Mengele Relatable?
May 2, 2014
Maia Booker
Wet Dogs, Tired Lions, and Drag Queens
The best of the 2014 Sony World Photography Awards
May 2, 2014
Christopher Beam
The Secret Messages Inside Chinese URLs
Decoding 4008-517-517.com
May 1, 2014
Marc Tracy
David Chase Speaks About ‘The Sopranos’ Ending
And offers nothing but more darkness
May 1, 2014
Alice Robb
Want People to Trust Your Child? Give Her a Name That's Easy to Pronounce.
May 1, 2014
Noam Scheiber
Banning Sterling Was Good. A Black NBA Commissioner Would Be Much Better.
The NBA's bigger race problem
May 1, 2014
Isaac Chotiner
'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' Is a New Low for Hollywood
Welcome to the age of sequels that copy the original
May 1, 2014
The New Republic Staff
America's 10 Richest Universities Match These Countries' GDPs
April 30, 2014
Sarah Sloat
Ivy Leaguers Twice as Likely as Other Students to Use Drugs as Study Aids

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