Can the Republicans Be Saved From Obsolescence?
By ROBERT DRAPER
To drag the G.O.P. into the 21st century, young, tech-savvy dissidents may have to overthrow their party’s disconnected old guard.
The New York Times Magazine
2.17.13
Photo illustration by Matt Dorfman. Photo source: Peter Dazeley/Getty Images.
How Napoleon Chagnon Became Our Most Controversial Anthropologist
By EMILY EAKIN
Napoleon Chagnon tramped through a rain forest, uncovering the lives of indigenous tribes. But to some, he’s anything but a hero.
It’s the Economy
Do Illegal Immigrants Actually Hurt the U.S. Economy?
By ADAM DAVIDSON
Undocumented workers represent a classic economic challenge with a fairly straightforward solution.
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Why Are We Maybe About to Start Tweeting About Male Nail Polish?
February 19, 2013
Before Adele, There Was Lulu
February 19, 2013
How to Read Like a Bully Buster
February 19, 2013
The One-Page Magazine
Washington’s Stupid Problem
Eric Cantor vs. Eric Cartman; new fiction from Nell Freudenberger.
Talk
Tammy Duckworth’s Deadly Hot Cocoa
Interview by ANDREW GOLDMAN
The congresswoman and Iraq vet on her political battles and women in combat.
The Ethicist
Does My Bargain-Hunting Hurt Those in Need?
By CHUCK KLOSTERMAN
A thrift-store thrill seeker and a gym-rat neighbor.
Design
Who Made That Toothbrush?
By PAGAN KENNEDY
The story of one of the most reinvented of human objects.
Riff
What Makes a Writer Want to Rock Out?
By J. ROBERT LENNON
Literary fiction and indie music used to be worlds apart, but no longer.
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Audio & Photos: Stairway to Hell
Here’s a sport to make an ironman whimper: Running to the top of a very tall building.
Photographs: Obama’s People, Revisited
Portraits from 2008 and 2009 of Barack Obama’s incoming administration and an update of who is still around.
Video Feature: Wide-Awake
A video gallery of dreams and transformations, featuring 13 actresses whose performances defined the year in film.
Slide Show: Hollywood Heroines Send a Letter to the Editor
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An Illustrated Talk With Maurice Sendak
When Christoph Niemann stumbled on a “Fresh Air” interview with Maurice Sendak, wild things started to transpire.
