Jonathan M. Katz

How David O. Russell’s movie messes around with the story of the Business Plot.

The real problem the most powerful people on the right and center have with the “new” history — and the humanities in general — is not that it practices identity politics, but that it rejects theirs.

It is in the hidden spaces of American empire that the realities of power can truly be seen.

How the authors of the Depression-era “Business Plot” aimed to take power away from FDR and stop his “socialist” New Deal.

Half a world away, the citizens of two nations suffer at the hands of a familiar malefactor.

The nation’s poverty and chaos has been shaped by Washington for decades.

In 1934, a fascist coup was planned to remove President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and stop the New Deal. Donald Trump has made it relevant again.

Or, the pros and Contras of relying on political reporters.

Not every concentration camp is Auschwitz. The term is much older.

There’s no country that more clearly illustrates the confusing nexus of Hillary Clinton’s State Department and Bill Clinton’s foundation than Haiti.