TORQUEMADA: 04/01/2010


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Why Does She Talk the Way She Does? A Linguist’s Critical Analysis of Palinspeak.

John McWhorter

Forget Cap-And-Trade. This Is a Climate Bill You Can Love.

Bill McKibben

From the Archives: Diane Wood Is the Second Coming of Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Jeffrey Rosen

Monday April 5, 2010

Politics

Why Polarization Is So Dangerous

William Galston

Can You Really Trust a Magazine Writer?

Tom Bissell

Politics

Dionne: How the 2010 Election Cycle Will Unfold

E.J. Dionne Jr.

From THE BOOK: Bertrand Russell’s Final Message to Humanity

Bertrand Russell.

Saturday April 3, 2010

Politics

Duke Hating and Homophobia

Seyward Darby

Books and Arts

Bringing R.G. Collingwood Back Into the Human Fold

Simon Blackburn

From THE BOOK: Irving Howe Reviews ‘Doctor Zhivago’

Irving Howe

Health Care

Pollack: Will Obamacare Leave Us With Too Few Pediatricians?

Harold Pollack

Politics

Bobby Huggins Better Represents College Basketball Than Coach K

Jason Zengerle

Carl Jung on the Mysteries of Death

Carl Jung

Friday April 2, 2010

Books and Arts

Can Anyone Rein in the Roberts Court?

Justin Driver

From THE BOOK: We Are Too Obsessed With Rediscovering Our Family Histories

Judith Shulevitz

Hajdu on Bud Powell, the Musical Madman

David Hajdu

Politics

China's Government Will Never Change--But Our Policy Toward Them Should

James Mann

World

Peretz: Is Obama the Sun King?

Marty Peretz

Chait: Leave Blanche Lincoln Aloooooone!!!

Jonathan Chait

Thursday April 1, 2010

Books and Arts

A 21st-Century Conflict: The Pursuit of Profit vs. the Life of the Mind

Martha C. Nussbaum

Health Care

Pollack: The Media’s Coverage of Health Care Was Excellent. Really.

Harold Pollack

Politics

The Passion of the Crist

E.J. Dionne Jr.

From THE BOOK: Can This Priest Bring Morality Back to Banking?

TNR Staff

Chait: Are Student-Loan Reform Opponents Stupid? Or the Stupidest?

Jonathan Chait

Wednesday March 31, 2010

Politics

Spring Break With Janet Napolitano

Michelle Cottle

Environment & Energy

Plumer: Why Obama Wants to Drill, Baby, Drill

Bradford Plumer

From THE BOOK: How Africans Became Americans

David Wallace-Wells

Multimedia

Cottle: Spring Break With Janet Napolitano

TNR on Bank Reform

The Next Financial Crisis

Simon Johnson and Peter Boone: It's coming--and we just made it worse.

Hedging America

Robert M. Solow: What are large banks even good for?

Regulators, Mount Up

Noam Scheiber: Obama's next big crusade.

Trojan Horse

John B. Judis: The new council that will cripple financial reform.

Shooting Banks

Simon Johnson and Peter Boone: Obama's impotent assault on Wall Street.

Czar Crossed

The Editors: Don't complain about CEO pay. Just break up the banks.

“Let no one tell you tall tales about the eclipse of family values. Read enough memoirs, those alleged distillations of selfish narcissism, and you will see that the narrators almost always start off by painting family portraits, then placing themselves inside them. Enter a research library, and half the people there will be working on their family trees.”

~Judith Shulevitz, "We Are Too Obsessed With Rediscovering Our Family Histories"

Accolades for TNR

“An ability to explain complex ideas in plainspoken English ... an evenness of temper ... a sincere liberal but without the temperament of an ideologue. That’s how The New Republic characterized candidate Barack Obama in 2008. The magazine might as well have been describing its own remarkable attributes.”

—The Utne Independent Press, giving The New Republic its award for Best Political Coverage