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Top The New York Review of Books News

US EPA Wants to Erase Greenhouse Gas Limits on Power Plants, NYT Reports

EPA · United States

US EPA Wants to Erase Greenhouse Gas Limits on Power Plants, NYT Reports

47% Center coverage: 41 sources

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has drafted a plan to eliminate all limits on greenhouse gases from coal and gas-fired power plants in the United States, the New York Times reported on Saturday, citing internal agency documents. See the Story

Salvadoran President Bukele says go ahead and call him 'dictator'

Nayib Bukele · El Salvador

Salvadoran President Bukele says go ahead and call him 'dictator'

42% Center coverage: 26 sources

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele said he would rather be branded a "dictator" than allow criminals to run loose, defying critics in a barnstorming speech marking one year since his re-election.See the Story

Community Outraged as ICE Raid Sparks Questions in Pilsen

Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Chicago

Community Outraged as ICE Raid Sparks Questions in Pilsen

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

CHICAGO (WGN) — The Pilsen community was fired up after an alleged ICE raid in the South Side neighborhood Monday morning. WGN TV News was told several people donning FBI vests illegally entered a business and a residence, taking two Mexican nationals into custody. "We are, right now, investigating the reason why those neighbors have been detained without a warrant," Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez (25th Ward) said. Sigcho-Lopez said the alleged ICE rai…See the Story

Scratching the Surface | Hari Kunzru, Willa Glickman

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

What we’ve come to call “election denial” is, of course, a conspiracy theory, and support for that is an article of faith for many Trumpists who want to work in the administration, so to a greater or lesser extent, they’re all under the spell of conspiratorial thinking.”New York City · New York Read Article

My Freedom, My Choice

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A new book illuminates how freedom became associated with choice and questions whether that has been a good thing—for women in particular.Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · New York See the Story

Notes from an Occupation

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

America is an occupied country, ruled by partisans hostile to democracy.United States · United States Read Article

The Vanishing Mr. Beame

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

With absorbing footage of gutted apartment buildings and ravaged storefronts, Drop Dead City anatomizes the drama of New York's descent into near bankruptcy.New York City · New York Read Article

Mohamed Choukri’s Unromantic Tangier

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Moroccan writer's works are a bracing corrective to the myth of his city as a glamorous, bohemian playground.Tangier, Tangier-Tétouan-Al Hoceima · Tangier Read Article

Joan of Arc in Rouen

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

I’d called a crusade against my enemy.On the site of my ordeal, no sculptureremembers me. Where my body flared likea window, then smoldered like stone, ivy flickers. Fine then, go to the cathedral.It lies a quarter mile away. The glassof your era shines of six furrow-facedmen who beset me. My halo shines as the seventh. […]Rouen · Rouen Read Article

Close to the Punches

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Stand before Vincent Valdez’s paintings The City I (2015–2016) and The City II (2016) and you will find that you’ve been transported to a bluff overlooking the twinkling grid of an American city at night. But this is no tranquil vista. At left a fire smolders in an oil drum before a mound of discarded […]Paintings · United States Read Article

A Plea for Platonov | Robert Chandler, Michael Hofmann

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

To the Editors: In his review of our Platonov translations [NYR, June 12], Michael Hofmann says much about himself but oddly little about the many sides of Platonov’s genius. It is unlikely that any reader of Hofmann’s review would imagine that Platonov could write such passages as the following: Soon afterwards Fyodorov came out into […]New York City · New York Read Article

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