A movie more influential on QAnon than any other.
Plus: Dwayne Monroe on ChatGPT hype.
It started with a few cones and a cryptic sign...
We revisit news media's coverage of Iraq circa 2003.
Plus: Maxine Doogan and Tara Burns on how cops snoop on sex workers.
On the late Christopher Chitty and his book exploring "statecraft, sodomy, and capital."
A 2020 documentary mixes nostalgia and condemnation for Action Park.
How the 1973 occupation stirred a wave of international solidarity.
A new monthly series will feature original documentaries, personal narratives, and other sonic experiments.
Plus: Doug weighs in on the recent bank failures.
Helena Hansen, Jules Netherland, and David Herzberg on opioids and American capitalism.
A seminal work of postwar Japanese cinema from 1964.
What's changed since the coup, and why the new government is struggling.
Plus: Noa Levy on the far right in Israel and resistance to it.
From the International Socialists, to the early United Auto Workers, to international supply chains.
Two perspectives on the war since Russia's invasion last year.
What a holy war in medieval France teaches us about modern oppression.
We try to rescue a socialist from the Dave Rubins of the world.
Plus: Phil Wegner on DeSantis’s moves to quash academic freedom.
Part two: How the civil-military divide makes troops into super citizens.