In Review: A Pennsylvania family destroyed by fracking Eliza Griswold tells the story of an industry and the people it hurts. by Win Bassett November 20, 2018
In Review: Our narratives about nation-states Is an organized state the pinnacle of progress? James Scott doesn’t think so. by Walter Brueggemann November 19, 2018
Cover to Cover What's new this Advent? Four of the best new resources for individuals, congregations, and families by Elizabeth Palmer November 15, 2018
In Review: Two new (very different) Old Testament translations Is it man or humanity? Ark or chest? by James C. Howell November 15, 2018
In Review: Why don’t the Gospels describe Jesus’ appearance? Joan Taylor's top-notch scholarship reads like a detective thriller. by Edward J. Blum November 13, 2018
In Review: An economist’s call for a politics of global solidarity Daniel Cohen asks: When our culture of growth collapses, what will society look like? by Andrew W. Stevens November 12, 2018
In Review: Is our democracy doomed to become more and more exclusionary? Benjamin Page and Martin Gilens offer a discouraging diagnosis—and some specific remedies. by Nathan J. Kelly November 8, 2018
In Review: How I got schooled by Franchesca Ramsey’s hilarious memoir Ramsey shows the high stakes (and common mistakes) of online activism. by Christina G. Kukuk November 7, 2018
In Review: Who is genetic analysis for? There are ethical reasons to think twice before sending off your DNA. by Justin List November 2, 2018
In Review: Tolerance and violence in medieval Spain Brian Catlos offers a nuanced corrective to the competing histories of Islamic rule. by Philip Jenkins October 31, 2018