Steven Waldman has something new to say about religious freedom in the US
His narrative includes heroes and villains on both sides of the political divide.
Politics & Society
A new funding law gives the Trump administration trust it hasn’t earned.
And it has some prominent allies.
How American Muslim women are transcending barriers to leadership.
Extremists craft narratives of persecution, oppression, and the need for heroic struggle. So do video games.
Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah’s short stories reveal the insanity and violence of our society
Evoking the murders of unarmed black men, this collection is meant to appall us.
What greed looks like
The roots of our desire for money, pleasure, and power reach back to the Enlightenment.
The teenager told me she was down to her last option: a hanger.
People’s lives elude sharply drawn lines.
The 21 men murdered in 2015 will be remembered long after the era of ISIL is forgotten.
Tracing the racist history of the death penalty in Georgia
R.J. Maratea argues that lynching declined when white people began to realize that the courtroom would work just as well.
“It comes down to human solidarity. Another name for solidarity is love.”
Kathryn Tanner’s anti-work ethic
The theologian doesn’t want finance capitalism to determine what we’re worth.
It got stolen, and I got scared.
An Israeli writer’s final word to his fellow citizens
Amos Oz feared that fanaticism was rising in Israel as well as in the West.
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