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The Coronavirus Hits Brazil Hard, but Jair Bolsonaro Is Unrepentant

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a knack for stripping politics to their basics. While many leaders have been ill prepared for the crisis, and made...

Jon Lee Anderso

The New Yorker

650 friday

China Declares Victory Over Both the Coronavirus and Critics of the Communist Party at the Biggest Political Event of the Year

If there was a moment during the coronavirus crisis when the Chinese Communist Party looked as if it was losing its grip, it came on the night of...

Barbara Demic

The New Yorker

4 friday

A Case From a Judge’s Past May Offer a Clue About How the Michael Flynn Inquiry Will Proceed

Michael Flynn, President Trump’s first national-security adviser, pleaded guilty to lying to F.B.I. agents, in December, 2017, in a case brought...

Jeffrey Toobi

The New Yorker

2 20.05.2020

Camus and the Political Tests of a Pandemic

In 1943, Albert Camus lived in German-occupied Paris at the Hôtel Mercure, on the Rue de la Chaise, on the Left Bank. He had published “The...

Steve Col

The New Yorker

8 19.05.2020

Rick Bright and the Pandemic Path Not Taken

Many Americans are replaying, in their minds, the steps they have taken and the choices they have made with regard to the coronavirus crisis, but...

Amy Davidson Sorki

The New Yorker

550 15.05.2020

From the Justice Department to the Intelligence Community, Donald Trump and William Barr Have Won

Three years ago, President Donald Trump appeared to be politically wounded and legally encircled. On May 17, 2017, eight days after Trump had fired...

David Rohd

The New Yorker

1500 14.05.2020