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The (Adam) Bellow Curve The (Adam) Bellow Curve

Once again, the MSM falls for the story of Saul Bellow's "former liberal" son, who specializes in publishing right-wing dreck.

Jan 11, 2012 / Column / Eric Alterman

The GOP’s Blatant Racism

The GOP’s Blatant Racism The GOP’s Blatant Racism

From Newt Gingrich to Ron Paul, Republican presidential candidates have stopped speaking in code and embraced baldly racist rhetoric.

Jan 11, 2012 / Column / Gary Younge

Why Is Congress Redlining Our Schools?

Why Is Congress Redlining Our Schools? Why Is Congress Redlining Our Schools?

The new version of the federal education law would further entrench the problems besetting schools that serve poor and minority children.

Jan 11, 2012 / Feature / Linda Darling-Hammond

On Puffins and Presidents

On Puffins and Presidents On Puffins and Presidents

Citizenship is not just a duty. It’s a blessing, a gift handed down by generations of forebears.

Jan 11, 2012 / Feature / Tony Kushner

Grassroots Democracy in Venezuela Grassroots Democracy in Venezuela

One town’s participatory budget has attracted activists and officials from around the world.

Jan 11, 2012 / Feature / Gabriel Hetland

Vermont vs. Vermont Yankee

Vermont vs. Vermont Yankee Vermont vs. Vermont Yankee

Should states or the rubber-stamp NRC decide whether nuclear plants continue to operate?

Jan 11, 2012 / Feature / Michael Blanding

The Devil, Probably: On Maurizio Cattelan

The Devil, Probably: On Maurizio Cattelan The Devil, Probably: On Maurizio Cattelan

An artist known as a trickster and showman stages a disappearing act at the Guggenheim.

Jan 11, 2012 / Books & the Arts / Barry Schwabsky

Crime and Punishment: On William Stuntz

Crime and Punishment: On William Stuntz Crime and Punishment: On William Stuntz

A lack of local democracy and equal protection has led to the collapse of the American criminal justice system.

Jan 11, 2012 / Books & the Arts / Michael O’Donnell

Algeria’s Wounds Algeria’s Wounds

Most people caught up in the Algerian War left no accounts of it at all.

Jan 11, 2012 / Books & the Arts / Richard Vinen

The Language The Language

field of black sheep who know Church Latin a shipyard of vessels all named Sentence a tangle of words in a basket of laundry a night like no other blackbirds falling like endings a gift unrecognized by grace a barrel only a barrel at the Stoics’ Hotel they stay for years getting lost in the language  

Jan 11, 2012 / Books & the Arts / Maxine Chernoff

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