Inside ITT

Norman Mailer Dead At 84

Jarrett

Comics

potter

August Pollak

Feature

The New Road to Serfdom

Over the course of 500 pages in The Shock Doctrine, Naomi Klein documents the moments of chaos and disruption that allow a small coterie of experts to swoop in and administer what's invariably called "bitter medicine," "painful reforms" or "shock therapy"

Christopher Hayes

Comics

schipveto

Mikhaela B. Reid

Viewpoint

Biofuels Are No Cure for Climate Change

Don't judge a climate cure by its color. Give it a rub, and you'll find that the term 'biofuels' is actually obscuring an insidious reality

Megan Tady

Comics

schip

Mikhaela B. Reid

Dispatch

Lobbying for Cancer

Corporations are co-opting the federal Data Quality Act to paralyze scientists with frivolous allegations of inaccuracy, driving a stealth assault on public-health research

Michelle Chen

Review of Break Through

Brian Cook

Comics

thomas

Terry LaBan

Musharraf’s Democracy

Intern

NCLB? No sir.

Adam Doster

Viewpoint

The Disturbing Sounds of the Turkish March

The true problem with "militaristic humanism" resides not in "militaristic," but in "humanism," in the way a military intervention is presented as humanitarian aid

Slavoj Žižek

You know what grinds my gears?

Adam Doster

Caging the Iran Hawks

Adam Doster

Feature

Banana Republic to Baby Republic

Guatemala could shut down its massive adoption industry

Jacob Wheeler

Congratulations Chris Hayes!

Anna Schneider

Culture

Suffering Secondary Trauma

Finding Iris Chang: Friendship, Ambition and the Loss of an Extraordinary Mind explores the complexity of Chang's psychology as it formed around the demands of her profession and her personal struggles stemming from her writing about The Rape of Nanking

Silja J.A. Talvi

Viewpoint

Examining the Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act

Harman doesn't believe homegrown terrorism is a major threat to U.S. security today, but that it is important to learn from experiences in other countries like Britain and Canada, where citizens have been inspired to commit terrorism at home by Islamic propagandists reaching out over the Internet

Lindsay Beyerstein