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[ArtMonday Gallery] Cherry Street near Pike Slip, by John Chiara


[Publisher's Note] Trading on Resentment, by John R. MacArthur

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“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

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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

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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

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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

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Nikki Haley resigns; Jamal Khashoggi murdered; Kanye visits the White House

[Postcard] The Things They Carried, by Alessandra Bergamin

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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

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Inside the conference rooms of power: the former US ambassador to the United Nations speaks about working with Trump

[Article] Bad Boys, by admin

[Article] Ow That’s What I Call Music, by admin

[Article] A Chicken in Every Pot, by William Morris

[Article] A Divine Pat, by John Cleese

[Article] Woman with the Beauty Spot, by Asmaa al-Ghoul

[Article] The Ghosts of Versailles, by Kevin Baker


[Publisher's Note] All Bets Are Off, by John R. MacArthur

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“I recommend neither the assertions of journalists and pollsters nor big headlines about terror attacks, murders, or caravans of desperate people as a basis for predicting the outcome of the midterm elections.”

[ArtMonday Gallery] Bingo Beethoven and Promenade, by John Ashbery

[Weekly Review] Weekly Review, by Harper’s Magazine

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Pittsburgh protesters forced Trump’s motorcade to take a detour; “Whitey” Bulger murdered in prison; Kentucky Fried Chicken paid the family of a child named after Colonel Sanders

[Podcast] The Tragedy of Ted Cruz, by Harper’s Magazine

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Is any victory great enough for the man we all love to hate?

[ArtMonday Gallery] “Japan, 2017”, by Géraldine Lay

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