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Matt Yglesias Doesn’t Know Why We Give Gifts

Max Novendstern - May 27, 2011

Matt Yglesias recently took to his blog to decry one of the great evils of our time: Harvard students who donate $10 to support their school.

Reflections on Intervention and Air Power, Via Che

Jeffrey Kalmus - April 15, 2011

America's air commitments in Libya now and in Latin America decades before carry the symbolic thrust of its power.

Why Marx Was Droll

Eli Kozminsky - April 10, 2011

Some of the more interesting excerpts from Terry Eagleton's newest book, which will be reviewed in our summer issue.

Marching on Manama

Samuel Coffin - March 21, 2011

Saudi intervention in Bahrain marks its change from a behind-the-scenes mediator to a more aggressive actor in Middle East affairs.

Laser's Light

Erin Drake - March 12, 2011

If you’re looking for a change from “G6,” “Teenage Dream,” or “Smangin,” you’ve come to the right place and “Lasers” will not disappoint.

Adjustments Needed

Chris Liberge - February 24, 2011

Another post-Bourne dud for Damon

The King of Limbs

Nikhil Mulani - February 23, 2011

A conceptual triumph, but by no means an easy listen.

The Annual Report of the United States

Peyton Miller - October 10, 2010

The United States government is in the midst of a budget crisis. The federal government has run a deficit—it has spent more than it...

The United States Federal Budget

Chris Danello - September 17, 2010

The U.S. federal government is by far the largest single entity in the world. As of fiscal year 2009, its expenditures of $3.6 trillion...

Financial Highlights

Chris Danello - September 17, 2010

Receipts Personal Income Tax Since the passage of the Sixteenth Amendment in 1913, the personal income tax has provided the federal government’s single largest source...