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Politics The TAC Interview: John Kiriakou on Epstein, Propaganda, and Heroin The internet’s favorite former intelligence officer sits down with […]

Foreign Affairs How to Save South Africa The country’s slow-motion collapse can be reversed. When South Africa became a democracy

Culture Taki’s Love Letters In the time of text messages, romance has fallen on hard times. In today’s cynical, unromantic

Politics Who’s Afraid of AOC? Conservatives mock the future of the Democratic Party at their own risk. Vice President J.D.

UK Special Coverage Is the Nationalist Revolution in Britain Real? Reform is facing some of its first tests of broad

Politics Jesse Jackson Was Populist, for Good and Ill Amid the race-hustling and shakedowns, Jackson showed a genuine concern for

State of the Union: Suspect raised shotgun at agents at property owned by President Donald Trump, who was in Washington.

Culture The Unscratchable Itch Human nature’s affinity for complaint just won’t go away. Without complaint, journalists would have no work—and,

Iran Iran’s Grand Tragedy Things are more complicated than they appear. Credit: Majid Saeedi/Getty Images Iran’s Grand Strategy: A Political

Foreign Affairs On Taiwan and Japan, Chinese Belligerence Backfires Beijing should turn down the temperature, for its own sake.  When