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  • print • Summer 2019

    Severe and Pervasive

    The fight to make sexual harassment a crime • Lauren O’Neill-Butler

    ... some of the most notorious incidents since then: Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill, Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, Roger Ailes and Gretchen Carlson, Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford. She...

  • print • Summer 2019

    Friendly Fire

    On the secret enemies we wish we had • Greg Afinogenov

    ... Philip and Elizabeth weren’t fighting to defend the embattled legacy of socialism; they were working for a state whose leader routinely chatted on the phone with Bill Clinton. And far from ruthlessly...

  • print • Summer 2019

    Only Disconnect

    Russiagate’s banal sprawl • Nausicaa Renner

    ... they cite the time Putin suggested Bill Clinton go polar-bear tagging with him in Siberia and Hillary declined on his behalf, offering herself instead. “Putin raised an eyebrow. She knew what that...

  • print • Summer 2019

    Eyes Wide Shut

    Power, shamelessness, and sex in Washington, DC • Charlotte Shane

    ... handheld camera. “The president presumed he was being properly discreet,” writes John F. Harris of the Lewinsky affair in The Survivor: Bill Clinton in the White House. “In fact, he was surrounded by a...

  • print • Feb/Mar 2019

    Long Division

    Michael Tomasky charts the US’s shift into partisan war • Tom Carson

    ... at Donald Trump’s presidency. “Chapter for chapter, most of this book could have appeared just as it now stands” if Hillary Clinton had won the White House, he tells us, and he began mulling the...

  • papertrail • January 24, 2019

    Harvard acquires John Ashbery's personal library; New Gawker writers leave website

    ...-nast-to-put-all-titles-behind-paywalls-by-year-end-11548244800> to add metered paywalls to all its publications by the end of 2019, the Wall Street Journal reports. Bill Clinton is working on a new...

  • print • Sept/Oct/Nov 2018

    Declaration of Independence

    How writing about democracy can become more democratic. • Astra Taylor

    ... bill and merit mention: Kim Phillips-Fein’s Invisible Hands: The Businessmen’s Crusade Against the New Deal, Jane Mayer’s Dark Money, and Nancy MacLean’s Democracy in Chains. Yet the fact remains...

  • culture • November 14, 2018

    The Chapo Guide to Revolution: A Manifesto Against Logic, Facts, and Reason

    Patrick Blanchfield

    ...-immiserating status quo. For the Chapos, no figure exemplifies this stance more than Bill Clinton. It was Clinton, the triangulator-in-chief, they write, who followed “Reagan’s assault on workers, poor...

  • print • Sept/Oct/Nov 2018

    How the Midwest Was Lost

    How the Republican playbook helped transform Wisconsin into a red state. • Jon Dolan

    ... credentials by touring the state on a Harley-Davidson. Unfortunately for the conservative working-class voters he charmed, Walker bounded out of the gate with the Wisconsin Budget Repair Bill, or “Act 10...

  • print • Summer 2018

    Another Country

    The unpredictable politics of an American genre • Jesse Barron

    ... the passage from birth to marriage to death. For his still-peerless Country Music USA, which was first published fifty years ago and is being reissued this summer, the historian Bill C. Malone, a...

  • papertrail • June 05, 2018

    Porochista Khakpour on writing about chronic illness; Marian Keyes accuses Wodehouse Prize of sexism

    ... it is to mock them and mock the things they love,” she said. “It becomes a self-perpetuating cycle.” Bill Clinton and James Patterson’s publicity tour for The President Is Missing is off to a...

  • papertrail • June 01, 2018

    Tommy Orange on Native American identity; NBCC announces next class of Emerging Critics

    ... Mooallem “quietly left the company” last March. The alt-weekly has yet to hire a replacement. President Bill Clinton tells