New Future
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At the height of its popularity, Soldier of Fortune was a staple of gun shows, military barracks, and VFW haunts.
The ceasefire is not a solution but a mirror. Decades of Israeli occupation, ethnic cleansing, and apartheid against Palestinians brought us here.
The real history of being an orphan in America is nothing like the myths spun in fiction.
You’ve caught me, you’ve got me, I’m yours.
In her new book, Liz Pelly examines how Spotify came to conquer the music industry—to our collective detriment.
With the Gaza ceasefire, Trump accomplished in a week what the Biden administration refused to do for fifteen months.
The members of the second Trump administration share a way of being: they’re criminals.
Caste majorities preserve inequality, religious hatred, segregation, and class supremacy—ideas which can’t be called liberal for a democracy.
Delusions of permanent growth still grip the cities of the Southwest. Kyle Paoletta’s new book looks for a cure.
Erewhon emerged from a countercultural ethos—but fell victim to the dictates of capitalism.
The systems I am talking about are real.
Real-world ecoterrorists are outnumbered by their representations in fiction and film. Why does reality lag behind the image?
In every generation, charlatans come along with a plan to make education better by spending less money on schools.
The Baffler looks back in anger at 2024.
At the height of its popularity, Soldier of Fortune was a staple of gun shows, military barracks, and VFW haunts.
The ceasefire is not a solution but a mirror. Decades of Israeli occupation, ethnic cleansing, and apartheid against Palestinians brought us here.
The real history of being an orphan in America is nothing like the myths spun in fiction.
In her new book, Liz Pelly examines how Spotify came to conquer the music industry—to our collective detriment.
With the Gaza ceasefire, Trump accomplished in a week what the Biden administration refused to do for fifteen months.
The members of the second Trump administration share a way of being: they’re criminals.
Caste majorities preserve inequality, religious hatred, segregation, and class supremacy—ideas which can’t be called liberal for a democracy.
Delusions of permanent growth still grip the cities of the Southwest. Kyle Paoletta’s new book looks for a cure.
Erewhon emerged from a countercultural ethos—but fell victim to the dictates of capitalism.
Real-world ecoterrorists are outnumbered by their representations in fiction and film. Why does reality lag behind the image?
In every generation, charlatans come along with a plan to make education better by spending less money on schools.