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The idea that any of us alone see things clearly — and that anyone who disagrees is an adversary — is uniquely un-American.

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This is neither a new critique nor an outlier in modern political thought. In fact, it echoes a classic critique of the ...

The cover illustration of May 11’s New Yorker magazine is titled “Red, White, and Kinda Blue.” It features George Washington looking glum. His jaw is propped disconsolately on his hand in a melancholy ...

Friends, Romans, countrymen, book club has convened. Hello, and welcome to “The Book Review.” I’m MJ Franklin. I’m an editor here at “The New York Times Book Review,” and the host of “The Book Review ...

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