Ursula Lindsey on Mohamed Choukri’s hardscrabble life in the margins of Tangier
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The Roots of Bukele’s Gulag | John Washington
The Terrorism Confinement Center was designed to be a black hole. When Nayib Bukele’s flagship “megaprison”—known as CECOT, after its Spanish
Marilynne Robinson on a homegrown occupation
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Notes from an Occupation | Marilynne Robinson
America is an occupied country, ruled by partisans hostile to democracy.
“The very idea of a free university,” writes David Cole, “cannot coexist with the ideological micromanagement Trump sought to impose.”
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Why Harvard Defied Him | David Cole
Last week the Trump administration proposed what amounts to a hostile takeover of the country’s oldest and wealthiest university. In an over-the-top