How to Read Nietzsche September 25, 2024 Is Nietzsche best categorized as a reactionary or a champion of personal liberation? Daniel Tutt, author of a new book on Nietzsche's thought, weighs in. by Current Affairs
What the DNC Looked Like From Inside September 19, 2024 Kat Abughazaleh on how the Harris campaign courted creators and the ethics of influencing. by Current Affairs
How the Soul of New York City is Vanishing September 13, 2024 Jeremiah Moss on what neoliberalism has done to the culture and soul of New York City. by Current Affairs
How to Approach the Crisis of Mass Incarceration September 05, 2024 Mass incarceration is extremely harmful to prisoners and society. But what do we do about it? The editors of 'Dismantling Mass Incarceration' discuss. by Current Affairs
How to Understand Joe Biden's Foreign Policy August 30, 2024 Richard Beck discusses his article 'Bidenism Abroad,' which explores the rationale for the Biden administration's foreign policy. by Current Affairs
The Extreme Danger of Dehumanizing Rhetoric August 22, 2024 David Livingstone Smith, one of the world's leading scholars on dehumanization, explains what it is, why we're so prone to it, and how to resist it. by Current Affairs
Why You Will Never Retire August 14, 2024 Economist Teresa Ghilarducci on why some 90-year-old Americans are pushing shopping carts in the heat trying to make ends meet. by Current Affairs
Why People Feel Rotten About The Economy August 09, 2024 Leading economics commentator Kyla Scanlon on how people's feelings matter in assessing an economy's performance. by Current Affairs