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Michael Eric Dyson explores the role of black voices speaking out for black justice.
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Michael Eric Dyson explores the role of black voices speaking out for black justice.
Former staffer Ben Rhodes offers a novel explanation for the administration’s inaction in Syria.
James Clapper asserts that Russia’s election interference is a profound threat to America.
In his final book, the senator feels free to speak his mind — on Palin, Obama, Iraq and Trump.
Ronan Farrow charts the rich, messy, imperfect efforts of diplomacy in a warlike world.
Joseph Rodota explores the varied history of the high-profile locale.
Condoleezza Rice and Amy Zegart lay out ways companies can plan for “political risk.”
From her Texas schoolgirl days to Planned Parenthood, Richards has been speaking up.
Barbara Ehrenreich highlights the limits of preventive medicine, yoga and paleo diets.
Michael Hayden raises concern over the administration’s disrespect for intelligence work.
John Lewis Gaddis explores history for answers to grand strategy.
Lawrence Wright explores how neighborly, populist Texas came to be ruled by far-right conservatives.
Two books — by Madeleine Albright and Timothy Snyder — weigh the nation’s course.
Justin Vaïsse chronicles the career of a new breed of national security professional
Everyone is prejudiced, Sally Kohn writes, in this primer for people who want to move beyond their biases.
Alan Blinder illuminates the problem of dysfunctional economic governance.
Ronald Kessler chronicles Trump’s first year with an eye toward revealing his successes.
William T. Vollmann writes a letter to the future asking: What were we thinking?
Paul Lendvai recounts the rise of Hungary’s authoritarian leader Viktor Orbán.
Steve Fraser argues that unacknowledged notions of class lie at heart of U.S. inequality.
