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Archives for April 2019
Letitia James launches the investigation as infighting plagues the NRA’s executive ranks.
A woman died protecting a rabbi. Three other people were injured.
Food documentaries infuse culture and joy back into cooking.
The president tries to have it both ways.
Nick Bosa was signed to Colin Kaepernick’s old team.
Recent high-profile cases have cast a spotlight on a decades-long history of abuse, secrecy, and cover-up.
A list includes 115 priests and five deacons accused of either sexually abusing minors or possessing child pornography.
A new poll investigates American attitudes towards Trump and impeachment in the wake of the Mueller report.
A far-right, populist party is set to make gains among Spain’s fragmented political landscape.
A political scientist on the rise of white identity politics in America.
And the rest of the week’s best writing on books and related subjects.
“Arresting children here is becoming normal,” one human rights activist said.
Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft are all mired in controversy over it.
The Kansas Supreme Court hands abortion rights activists a victory; French President Emmanuel Macron responds to the Yellow Vest protesters.
Bran’s plan to lure the Night King into a weirwood forest might actually work.