The Longest Night December 24, 2020 Our favorite Christianity correspondent, Dan Walden, on the meaning of Christmas. by Daniel Walden
The Fraudulent Universalism of Barack Obama December 23, 2020 The 44th president’s new memoir showcases his impressive storytelling skills—and the dishonesty and shallowness of the stories he tells. by Luke Savage & Nathan J. Robinson
The Politics of Thrillers December 22, 2020 Under the slick suits and high tension shootouts, America’s favorite thrillers are hiding something. by Praveen Tummalapalli
Why the Revolutionary Reporting of Rodolfo Walsh Matters Today December 21, 2020 U.S. journalists could learn a lot from Walsh’s fearless coverage of the Argentine military junta. by Michael Adams
Horrors Aren’t Heartwarming December 20, 2020 Workers walking six miles and nurses scrounging up sick leave isn’t heartwarming- it’s an indictment of the system that forces them to. by Nathan J. Robinson
Break Up Facebook, But That’s Just The Start December 19, 2020 The FTC suit against Facebook has limited aims and long odds. by Rob Larson
Current Affairs Presents: Liberated Cosmopolitan December 18, 2020 Seize the means of reproduction with these five *sizzling* slogans! by Lyta Gold
The Sophist and The Magician December 17, 2020 Understanding how we can be manipulated helps us pull back the curtain on charlatans and can even protect democracy. by Nathan J. Robinson