Review of Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health by Casey Means and Calley Means (Avery, 2024)....
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This month, Die Linke met for its congress in Chemnitz, under the motto “Organizing Hope.” Such a slogan would have...
On Europe’s Balkan periphery, there is constant dispute over what space this region truly belongs to. It’s neither quite the...
Throughout decades of often disastrous American military interventions abroad, Washington has also claimed to support affected populations through the US...
A saga that ended with the rebel preacher Thomas Müntzer beneath an executioner’s axe in Mühlhausen on May 27, 1525,...
Amid a flood of industry lobbying in Washington, DC, and Democrats’ capitulation, the Senate is set to pass the GENIUS Act, a sweeping cryptocurrency law that...
Jeff Schuhrke After the 1932 election, when Franklin Delano Roosevelt won, Democrats had big majorities in Congress and were in...
Erik Satie had a way with words. There have been few composers who found such obvious glee in the use...
State and local governments have begun taking concrete steps toward a clean energy economy, and for now, even under Donald...
The choice of a new name is an opportunity for newly elected popes to hint at their agenda for the...
Review of Fight: Inside the Wildest Battle for the White House by Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes (HarperCollins, 2025) On...
A new Criterion series of McCarthy-era noir films is a timely collection for an era of rising government repression —...
