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The Socialist Moment Hasn’t Passed. It’s Yet to Come.

The most promising leaders on the left today are not elected politicians.

By Scott W. Stern

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The Low-Key Pleasures of Mr. and Mrs. Smith

If the 2005 film relied on explosive star power, the new TV version works harder for its payoffs.

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How Lucy Sante Wrote a Revelatory Memoir

When the author began to transition in her 60s, she saw a lifetime of experiences in a new light.

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Searching for Guatemala’s Stolen Children

Journalist Rachel Nolan investigates tens of thousands of forced adoptions and the U.S. policy that enabled them.

By Cora Currier

True Detective: Night Country and the Demise of Crime-Riddle TV

A decade ago, the series turned viewers into sleuths, hotly debating plot details and clues. That era of TV is over.

By Phillip Maciak

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I Know Why College Grades Are Going Up. It’s Definitely Not Wokeism.

A college professor explains the real causes of a hotly debated phenomenon.

By Aaron R. Hanlon

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