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The Michael Lewis World Tour of Economic Collapse Michael Lewis / Vanity Fair / 2009-2011

This is the debut of a regular feature: a collection of the weeks best long-form journalism published in The Times, as selected by our editors. We will also include one pick from The Timess archives.…

WWAD "What Would Alinsky Do?" by Jim Britell Grassroots campaigns often fall short when they abandon successful strategies from older campaigns, repeat approaches that failed in the past or employ…

How did more than 160 million women go missing from Asia? The simple answer is sex selection -- typically, an ultrasound scan followed by an abortion if the fetus turns out to be female -- but beyond that, the reasons for a gap half the size of the U.S. population are not widely understood. And when I started researching a book on the topic, I didn't understand them myself.

With the summer season already upon us, it's time to figure out what to read this summer. A quick poll of Nation staffers produced this eclectic reading list. We also want to know what's on your…

On the steamy first day of August 1966, Charles Whitman took an elevator to the top floor of the University of Texas Tower in Austin. The 25-year-old climbed the stairs to the observation…

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