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Reviews
A Dystopian Novel for Our Times
May 15, 2025Susan Yelavich
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Russia
Leo Tolstoy Salutes the Student Movement in Russia
May 15, 2025Inessa Medzhibovskaya, Leo Tolstoy
Bezalel Smotrich, then Knesset member for the Jewish Home party, attends an Israel Memorial Day commemoration in Safed, Israel (2017) | David Cohen 156 / Shutterstock
Israel/Palestine
How Israel Freezes Palestinian Salaries
May 14, 2025Lamees Farraj
Cracked platinum portrait of Walt Whitman sitting in armchair
United States
Whitman, Spiritual Decay, and the Last Light of American Faith
May 14, 2025Yahia Lababidi
Girl Writing in Bookstore
Memory
Mining Memories for Fiction
May 13, 2025Gina Chung, Mikayla Emerson
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Literature
Rabbit Heart
May 13, 2025Gina Chung
Politics
The Administrative State, Its Democratic Deficits, and How to Fix Them in Comparative Historical Perspective
May 8, 2025Mark Frazier, James Miller, Kim Lane Scheppele, Julia Sonnevend
Kids playing with fabric on a pier in Brazil
Worldwide/Transregional
“The Amazon Is Not a Warehouse”
May 8, 2025Dionéia Ferreira, Eduardo Staszowski, Renata Zampronio
Rikers Island (2011)| Shutterstock / rblfmr
Reviews
Cooking Noodles on Rikers Island
May 6, 2025Carina Filemyr
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Race
The Working-Class Venezuelans at the Center of Trump’s “Crisis”
May 2, 2025Erick Moreno Superlano
1982 Lebanon war | Wikimedia Commons
Middle East
The Vision of Hegemony Driving Israel’s Regional Policy
April 28, 2025Emmanuel Guerisoli
Aerial view of the Gazela Bridge, which connects old and new Belgrade, taken over by protesters. Photo by Arocha.
Politics
Serbia’s Popular Protest Movement and Why It Matters
April 25, 2025Jorge González Arocha

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