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Protesters have taken to the streets to make their voices heard in huge numbers across the globe this year. According...

In his 2001 horror classic Pulse, Kiyoshi Kurosawa portrays the internet as a space of dark enchantment, a portal for...

Review of Baldwin: A Love Story by Nicholas Boggs (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2025) James Baldwin has become the literary...

Bolivians head to the polls on Sunday amid a spiraling economic crisis and the total collapse of the Movement Toward...

Since World War II, Germany and its people have had to address their forefathers’ participation in the emblematic evil of...

A new generation of architects around the world is adapting brutalism to modern times. Neobrutalism is not just a resurgence,...

As Donald Trump pushes to dismantle electric vehicle (EV) incentives and roll back California’s EV mandate, the struggle over what...

Major social upheavals are typically accompanied by similar upheavals in the dominant ideas in society. This is as true of...

Each stage of Israel’s genocidal campaign in Gaza highlights a new atrocity, almost as if the previous one has fallen...

If there was ever an author who screamed “the great American novelist,” it’s Cormac McCarthy. From 1965’s The Orchard Keeper...

Stephanie Coontz That’s a really tough question. But as women and as people who are critics of hierarchical gender and...

“We know there are more students at Columbia and other universities across the country who have engaged in pro-terrorist, antisemitic,...