Annals of Justice
When Kids Are Accused of Sex Crimes
By Sarah Stillman
For people charged with misconduct at an early age—as young as nine or ten—the sex-offender registry can be a life sentence.
Daily Comment
Trump’s Remarkable Consistency
By Jill Lepore
The distance between his earlier bids and this one suggests that, while much in American politics has changed, Trump has not.
The Theatre
African in the Heartland
By Hilton Als
Danai Gurira’s fantastically well-realized “Familiar” explores an immigrant experience that is seldom portrayed.
The Political Scene
Where Is Black Lives Matter Headed?
By Jelani Cobb
A new kind of movement found its moment. But its future is yet to be determined.
Richard Brody
“Knight of Cups” vs. Hollywood
By Richard Brody
Malick’s latest is the kind of movie that filmmakers make when they’re being honest about their experience.
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