Arguments

The Right’s Attack on Children

“Parental rights” are all the rage now in some quarters. But when parents gain rights, who loses them? Children.

By Marci Hamilton

April 29, 2024, 10:15 am – 13 MIN READ

Arguments

What Really Wrecked Boeing

It wasn’t just missing bolts. It was the neoliberal philosophy that led to a commitment to crushing its unions.

By David Goldstein

April 9, 2024, 10:00 am – 12 MIN READ

Features

On Campus Free Speech

Is it a goal in and of itself, or a tool toward other goals that universities are supposed to nurture? A debate.

By Erwin Chemerinsky Sigal Ben-Porath

Spring 2024, No. 72 – 21 MIN READ

Book Reviews

Supreme Paradoxes

Roosevelt’s eight Supreme Court justices helped pen some of the Court’s best decisions—and some of its worst.

By Jeffrey Toobin

Spring 2024, No. 72 – 14 MIN READ

Book Reviews

Spreading the Bad News

Right-wing evangelicalism’s moral and religious descent into Trumpism has been near-total. Is there a way out?

By Soong-Chan Rah

Spring 2024, No. 72 – 11 MIN READ

Book Reviews

Clash of Identities

Avi Shlaim is a groundbreaking Arab-Jewish historian. His memoirs both benefit and suffer from this duality.

By Jordan Michael Smith

Spring 2024, No. 72 – 11 MIN READ

Book Reviews

Wolf in Klein's Clothing

What happens when you keep getting mistaken for someone who’s become Steve Bannon’s good buddy?

By Amanda Marcotte

Spring 2024, No. 72 – 13 MIN READ

NEWS & EVENTS

Bernard Schwartz, 1925-2024

A great friend of Democracy—and democracy—has left us.

By The Editors

March 14, 2024, 2:23 pm – 3 MIN READ