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Graham Platner gestures and speaks vehemently
Greg Sargent
Two Maine Polls Just Dropped. Is It Time to Fret About Graham Platner?
The Democratic Senate candidate is pretty much tied with Susan Collins, but she’s trouncing him with working-class voters. Why, and can he turn that around?
Manny Rutinel, center, and other Colorado representatives dance on the state House floor in 2024
Emma Janssen
The Ex-Vegan Looking to Unseat a Republican Cattle Rancher in Congress
Community members hold signs of support written in Haitian Creole that translate to “You Belong Here” during a press conference held in the wake of the Supreme Court decision to overturn TPS for Haitians and Syrians outside of the State House on June 25, 2026.
Grace Segers
The Supreme Court Decision That Will Tear a Hole in the Economy
An illustration with a split color field to represent double lives of a family, parents with two young children. The mother is Weather Underground activist Bernardine Dohrn and she is restrained by a police officer on the left and half her contorted face and body is split by the color field and composition. On the right she has a docile expression and she and her husband are Bill Ayers hold their baby and young sibling, one of these represents the author.
MagazineKristen Martin
The Boy Who Grew Up on the Run From the FBI
110 Years of TNR
A man wearing a hat with a card that reads 'Bread Or Revolution' during a rally in New York's Union Square, April 1914.
Life is Cheap
Walter Lippmann
A man wearing a hat with a card that reads 'Bread Or Revolution' during a rally in New York's Union Square, April 1914.
Walter Lippmann
Life is Cheap
The Limited Circle Is Pure
Zadie Smith
Zadie Smith
The Limited Circle Is Pure
Down Under in Harlem
Langston Hughes
Langston Hughes
Down Under in Harlem
The Birth-Control Raid
Margaret Sanger
Margaret Sanger
The Birth-Control Raid