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No. 168
October 1, 2022
Kitchen Confidential
From France, Charles Leerhsen retraces Anthony Bourdain’s final, heartbreaking steps
Sisterhood of the Traveling Brownshirts
As neo-Fascist Georgia Meloni celebrates in Italy, George Pendle shows us how European women have seized control of far-right political parties to give their old ugliness a fuzzy legitimacy
The Revolution This Time?
As protests grip Iran, Hooman Majd reveals how the long shadow of the Shah’s fall haunts the ayatollahs
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No. 167
September 24, 2022
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September 10, 2022
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No. 164
September 3, 2022
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No. 162
August 20, 2022
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No. 161
August 13, 2022
All’s Not Quiet on the Eastern Front
From Moscow, Katya V. reveals the stark realities of life inside Russia, six months after Putin invaded Ukraine
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No. 160
August 6, 2022
Kicking Ass and Taking Names
From Washington, Douglas McGrath asks if Liz Cheney might be better suited to be Joe Biden’s attorney general
That Sinking Feeling
From Connecticut, Rich Cohen retraces the twisted life of the young man neighbors called “murder boy.” Did he kill his mother and the family patriarch in order to get his inheritance?
In Orwell’s Footsteps
From Paris, Edward Chisholm recounts the horrors of the restaurant trade
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No. 159
July 30, 2022
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No. 158
July 23, 2022
12-Stepping in Stilettos
Ivana Lowell remembers her rehab chum Ivana Trump—and how she handled life’s ups and downs
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No. 157
July 16, 2022
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No. 156
July 9, 2022
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July 2, 2022
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No. 153
June 18, 2022
Creature from the Bleak Lagoon
As the January 6 committee builds its shocking case against the former president, Graydon Carter shares his unique perspective as to how the orange-hued real-estate huckster’s lifetime obsession with lying almost culminated in the toppling of America
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No. 152
June 11, 2022
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May 28, 2022
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No. 149
May 21, 2022
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No. 148
May 14, 2022
Dim Lights, Big City
From the other side of midnight, Elena Clavarino reports on New York City’s hot new nightlife trend: roaming clubs that pop up and then vanish
Grape Expectations
From London, Joseph Bullmore reveals how two flimflammers allegedly snookered greedy wine snobs out of nearly $100 million
Four Score and Seven Smears Ago
From the campaign trail, Eric Hanson shows how easy it is to twist the truth about a candidate—even a very, very honest one
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No. 147
May 7, 2022
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No. 146
April 30, 2022
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No. 145
April 23, 2022
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No. 144
April 16, 2022
Helsinki Discord
Tim Bouverie reveals how Ukraine’s battle against Putin mirrors Finland’s 1940 battle against Stalin. And there are lessons for the West in all of this
Portrait of a Fraudster
Joseph Bullmore on the trial of the Madoff of the contemporary-art world, Inigo Philbrick
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No. 143
April 9, 2022