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Feature
Trapped on the European Fringe
Caught in debt, being fed the poison of austerity, the victims of Europe’s crisis seek a path out.
Andy Robinson
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Editorial
Cuomo Fails Public Schools
While progressives protest the budget-slashing of Tea Party governors like Wisconsin’s Scott Walker, are Democrats like New York’s Andrew Cuomo getting a free pass?
Billy Easton
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Noted.
John Nichols on taxing Wall Street, Mike Elk on a win against the megabanks and Katelyn Belyus on subscribing to The Nation while incarcerated
Various Contributors
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Attica at 40
Four decades after the bloodiest prison massacre in US history, we have yet to accept the basic fact that prisoners are human.
Liliana Segura
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Go Big, Mr. President
Four things Obama can push in his speech tonight to get America back on track.
The Editors
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Column
Secrets of the Keystone XL Pipeline
Our country has no need for the Keystone pipeline extension.
Alexander Cockburn
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The Poor: Still Here, Still Poor
We keep hearing about how the recession wounded the middle class. But the poor are hurting much worse.
Katha Pollitt
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Books & the Arts
Visions and Revisions: On T.S. Eliot
Two volumes of T.S. Eliot’s letters elucidate how the momentous achievements of his art were determined by moments of awful daring.
James Longenbach
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Uncertainty and Anxiety: On Khrushchev’s Thaw
Why did different segments of the Soviet population experience Khrushchev’s reforms in radically different ways?
Benjamin Nathans
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Shelf Life: On Socrates
Bettany Hughes’s biography of Socrates is a book that Socrates himself, on a mean day, would have torn to shreds.
Emily Wilson
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Break Their Hearts: On Chris Bachelder
In his novel Abbott Awaits, Chris Bachelder employs his comic wackiness to great effect.
Aaron Thier
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Letters
Visions and Revisions: On T.S. Eliot
Two volumes of T.S. Eliot’s letters elucidate how the momentous achievements of his art were determined by moments of awful daring.
James Longenbach
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Letters
Words as weapons, austerity in the eurozone, Francis Perkins, stop the foreclosures
Our Readers