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You too might know a “Loner”: Why Teddy Wayne’s Harvard-set novel should be required reading this year
JoAnna Novak
In this campus narrative of obsession and dysfunction, the reader is invited into a dangerous misfit's mind
To trade or not to trade: Party elites are maximizing corporate profit at the expense of workers
Kathy Kiely
A top AFL-CIO economist tries not to say "I told you so" about trade and corporate greed in the United States
“Masters of Sex” gets its mojo back — ready to give it another go?
Scott Timberg
Last season became a bit of a confusing downer. But the show about '60s sex researchers has hit its stride again
Tom Hanks isn’t “Everyman”: Hollywood’s hollow hero narrative prizes stories like “Sully” above others
Nico Lang
“Sully” shows the lengths the film industry will go to turn a decent straight white man with a story into a saint
Rise of the right and climate catastrophe: Will Trumpism, Brexit and geopolitical exceptionalism sink the planet?
Michael Klare
Nations are putting the needs of a fossil fuel-based domestic growth agenda ahead of global climate commitments
How to take “bitch” down: What The New York Times gets right and wrong about the controversial word
Silpa Kovvali
A NYTimes op-ed reclaimed the epithet in praise of Hillary Clinton. The public editor was wrong to cry foul
U.K. Parliament report details how NATO’s 2011 war in Libya was based on lies
Ben Norton
British investigation: Gaddafi was not going to massacre civilians; Western bombing made Islamist extremism worse
It hurts to be right: How Scott Walker proved Citizens United wrong
Brendan Fischer
Leaked emails show how the Republican governor of Wisconsin flouted campaign finance law to court secret donors
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