[Article] Red Letter Days, by Rachel Kushner
[Article] Prophecy Wonk, by Timothy K. Beal
[Article] Checkpoint Nation, by Melissa del Bosque
[Article] It’s All Over Now, by Amparo Dávila
[Article] Ove and Out, by Christopher Beha
[Postcard] Tiny Sparks, by Madison Mainwaring
A Paris photo agency transitions to the digital age
[ArtMonday Gallery] Cherry Street near Pike Slip, by John Chiara
[Publisher's Note] Trading on Resentment, by John R. MacArthur
“The ‘free trade’ policies championed by US leaders from Reagan to Obama, most definitely including the Clintons, have produced many victims.”
[Weekly Review] Weekly Review, by Harper’s Magazine
Kavanaugh is confirmed; Earth’s governments are given 12 years to get climate change under control; Bansky trolls Sotheby’s
[Podcast] Fall Books and Rachel Kushner, by Harper’s Magazine
On Lacy M. Johnson’s The Reckonings, Rebecca Traister’s Good and Mad, and Kristen M. Ghoddsee’s Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism; plus: an interview with the author of The Mars Room
[Satire] The Burden of Power, by Donald Hughes
The mayor of Margaret’s Cove addresses the public slander against him
[ArtMonday Gallery] Lady Moth, by Charline von Heyl
[Weekly Review] Weekly Review, by Harper’s Magazine
Nikki Haley resigns; Jamal Khashoggi murdered; Kanye visits the White House
[Postcard] The Things They Carried, by Alessandra Bergamin
Relying on personal effects rather than DNA, forensic scientists work to identify undocumented migrants who passed away in South Texas
[Dispatch] Nikki Haley at the Council for National Policy, by Max Blumenthal
Inside the conference rooms of power: the former US ambassador to the United Nations speaks about working with Trump