The Day After Trump Won the Second Time
In the dust of political defeat, something else rises: tenderness.
Journalism in Verse
Dry Eyes
Everything has changed since then, and nothing has.
Disinherited: A Lament
We once wore the white viburnum of suffragists. And now?
Besides the Music
By J. Todd Hawkins. Indelible in the memory of a sexual assault survivor is her attackers' laughter.
Waiting to Self-Immolate
By Archana Sridhar. What does it mean for Christine Blasey Ford to testify against Brett Kavanaugh?
42 Lines for the End of September, No Thanks to Orrin Hatch
By Rob Carney. Where can justice be found when a judge is accused of sexual assault? Not in partisan politics.
9 to 5/Deportees Aubade
By Betty Scott. Families remain divided as a record number of immigrant children wait in U.S. custody.
I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration (First Draft)
By Mark Williams. We unearthed the first draft of the infamous anti-Trump New York Times op-ed.
Real Fake News
By Howard Debs. Exploring the outer limits of fake news propaganda on the local media circuit.
Disclosures
By Jena Osman. New IRS regulations ensure that dark money funding U.S. politics will become even less transparent.
A Poem by Donald J. Trump
By Jill Rachel Jacobs. President Trump wrote a poem to clear some things up.
Erasure of Trump’s Letter to Kim Jong-un
By Jerrod Schwarz. Even as Trump and Kim Jong-un flatter each other, threats lurk between the lines.
