Nixon Agonistes
Through Nixon's 1968 campaign, Garry Wills examines how competition shaped American moral, economic, intellectual, and political life, and why its promises strained amid national division.
6 parts, about 30 minutes to read.
Through Nixon's 1968 campaign, Garry Wills examines how competition shaped American moral, economic, intellectual, and political life, and why its promises strained amid national division.
6 parts, about 30 minutes to read.
A Matter of Interpretation: Federal Courts and the LawAntonin Scalia, Amy Gutmann
A Very Stable GeniusPhilip Rucker, Carol Leonnig
AbundanceEzra Klein, Derek Thompson
Age of AngerPankaj Mishra
Ain’t I a Womanbell hooks
All the President’s MenBob Woodward, Carl Bernstein
Annihilation of CasteB. R. Ambedkar
Arms and InfluenceThomas C. Schelling
Autocracy, Inc.Anne Applebaum
BacklashSusan Faludi
BecomingMichelle Obama
Being Nixon: A Man DividedEvan Thomas