Article Joseph Strickland Is Still a Bishop Though Pope Francis has removed Joseph Strickland as head of the Tyler diocese, the conservative bishop’s following might only grow. By Dominic Preziosi November 24, 2023 Bishops Pope Francis Religion
Article Is ‘Bronze Age Pervert’ Born to Rule? It’s hard to understand how anyone can think of Bronze Age Pervert as a role model, but an alarming number of young would-be fascists apparently do. By Matt McManus November 19, 2023 Far-right Politics Philosophy
Article The Scourge of Wage Suppression Michael Lind wishes for “a new and nonpartisan” labor movement. But he refuses to take seriously the labor movement that already exists. By Joseph A. McCartin November 17, 2023 Labor Politics Economy Books
Article The GOP’s Rotten DNA The authoritarian impulses Trump and his supporters are now displaying are a vital part of the GOP’s DNA. By Paul Baumann November 16, 2023 Donald Trump Politics
Article George Scialabba’s Prejudice for Progress “When I started writing this review, I resolved to avoid the mawkish, almost elegiac tone that often seeps into essays about Scialabba. As you can see, I’ve failed.” By Sam Adler-Bell November 15, 2023 Secularism and Modernity Politics Books
Article Right-to-Reply Laws From the Archives: Do people have the right to defend themselves in the very publications that attack them? By Thomas Powers November 14, 2023 From the Archives Supreme Court