Or how to re-legitimize "natural" hierarchies and their politics

The U.S. government’s escalating attacks on noncitizens’ right to free speech should scare us all.

Isabella Hammad reckons with literature’s role in witnessing war and genocide, tracing how Sitt Marie-Rose speaks to the present crisis.

Columbia bent over backward to appease right-wing, pro-Israel attacks on Gaza protesters — and Trump still cut the school’s federal funding.

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If and when City Winery reschedules Stormy Daniels' tour, we can buy tickets, show up, and make it clear that she didn’t storm the castle in vain.

The NYPD spent countless hours and resources searching for a CEO’s killer, but has made little evident progress on the fatal stabbing of a migrant teen.

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