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Feature
The End of Free-Trade Globalization
To restore economic stability, the US must rethink its approach to domestic manufacturing.
William Greider
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City of Ruins
Camden, New Jersey, stands as a warning of what huge pockets of America could turn into.
Chris Hedges
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Editorial
Stand and Fight
Conventional wisdom says Republicans made gains in the midterms because Obama tried to do too much and was too liberal. Wrong.
The Editors
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Tea Party Takeaways
On a night when Republicans pulled off the largest shift in party power since 1938, they also seemed, paradoxically, to be an endangered species.
Richard Kim
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Noted.
John Nichols on Sen. Russ Feingold’s loss, Ari Berman on Democratic wins in Colorado and Kate Murphy on Arizona’s new ban on affirmative action.
Various Contributors
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Mama Grizzlies Die Hard
As Democrats survey the wreckage left by the 2010 midterms, one sight is at least slightly cheering: Sarah Palin’s Mama Grizzlies licking their wounds.
Betsy Reed
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The Perriello Way
In the wake of Congressman Tom Perriello’s loss, it’s tempting to conclude that politics based on conviction simply doesn’t work. But that would be the wrong lesson to take away.
Chris Hayes
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Column
Be Not Concerned That Two Conservative Groups Spent $50 Million on This Election
The Supreme Court said it’s okay!
Calvin Trillin
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Veritas-iness and the American Way
The Rally for Sanity gathered Americans who equate political sanity with studiousness and curiosity.
Patricia J. Williams
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You Are Only Coming Through in Waves
Why don’t voters know more about Obama’s accomplishments?
Eric Alterman
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Books & the Arts
Texts for Nothing? On Tom McCarthy
With C, Tom McCarthy asks us to see fiction as a crafty and adventurous playmate unafraid of its mortality.
Ben Ehrenreich
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Fame is a Bee: On Dick Cavett
A talk-show like Dick Cavett’s, intelligent but not intellectual, offered television a new twist.
Heather Hendershot
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Letters
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Crossword