The Kleptocrats Next Door

Illustration by Javier Jaén In 2010, things started going wrong at the steel plant in Warren, Ohio, a Rust Belt town that went on to cast its votes twice for Donald Trump. A cooling panel started leaking, and the furnace operator didn’t see the leak in time; the water hit …

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Privilege Has Big Impact On College Admissions, Study Says

Photo: Rawpixel.com (Shutterstock) Conservatives have argued that there’s no need for programs that sought to increase diversity on the most selective college campuses, but new data underscores that that’s far from reality. A new survey shows that—wait for it—white students have an advantage over Black students in getting much needed …

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He Voted to Impeach. Can He Survive in the GOP?

Late at night on the second Tuesday of January, Peter Meijer, a 33-year-old freshman congressman from West Michigan, paced the half-unpacked rooms of his new rental apartment in Washington, D.C., dreading the decision he would soon have to make. From our January/February 2022 issue Check out the full table of …

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Carol’s Daughter, Mama Glow Foundation launch grant for doulas

Hair and skincare company Carol’s Daughter has announced a partnership with the Mama Glow Foundation, a reproductive justice non-profit organization, to offer doula grants. The grants are part of their joint initiative, Love Delivered. Starting Tuesday, Black birthing people can apply for a grant to be matched with a doula …

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The 10 Best Films of 2021

At the end of last year, I pondered whether the pandemic was irrevocably changing cinema or merely interrupting it; whether the medium would soon return to being a public, collective experience or overwhelmingly remain an at-home event. With another year gone, I still don’t know for sure. In 2021, we’ve …

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