[Article] Box-Seat Drivers, by admin
[Article] Harper’s Index, by admin
[Article] Smithereens, by Christos Ikonomou
[Article] The Silicon Mystique, by Walter Kirn
[ArtMonday Gallery] Two men by the Volga River in Astrakhan, Russia, by Chloe Dewe Mathews
[Film] A Private War, by Janine di Giovanni
Life during wartime is more complicated than easily digestible, Hollywood heroism
[Postcard] The Shapes of Stones, by Niya Shahdad
The careful act of paying respects to kin while under curfew in Kashmir
[Weekly Review] Weekly Review, by Harper’s Magazine
George H. W. Bush died; military law enforcement officers broke up a catfishing ring; a London ambulance trainee went rogue
[ArtMonday Gallery] “Remember Our Arrival”, by Ivan Forde
[Publisher's Note] A New Day?, by John R. MacArthur
“The Democratic Party is best understood as an assemblage of baronies, the three most important of which—California, New York, and Illinois—dole out the most patronage and political favors in return for filling the party’s coffers and guaranteeing the reelection of its most cherished adherents.”
[Weekly Review] Weekly Review, by Harper’s Magazine
John Kelly resigned; “ballot harvesting” uncovered in North Carolina; a robot ran over bear repellent at an Amazon warehouse
[Context] Who are those Damned Yellow French?, by Jean-Philippe Immarigeon
“Who, save for the little barons of Wall Street, believes in the progressive virtues of capitalism?”