The Man Who Wouldn’t Sit Down
By William Finnegan
Most politicians know Jorge Ramos as the gateway to the Latino vote. Trump told him to “go back to Univision.”
Previous Issues
Pop for Misfits
By Kelefa Sanneh
She started as an experimental electronic musician and drew a devoted online following. Now she wants to infiltrate the mainstream.
The Sphinx Next Door
By John Lahr
Offscreen, she insists on normality. Onscreen, she lets the monster out.
The Cop
By Jake Halpern
Darren Wilson says he wants to stop thinking about what happened in Ferguson. But the town isn’t done.
The Greek Warrior
By Ian Parker
How Yanis Varoufakis took on Europe—and failed.
Prison Revolt
By Bill Keller
Pat Nolan was a staunch law-and-order state assemblyman. Then he went to prison, where he had an epiphany.
Lighting the Brain
By John Colapinto
In the lab with the neuroscientist who is using pond scum to activate individual neurons.
Meaning Machines
By Calvin Tomkins
With his arresting, powerful, and monumental work, Charles Ray is pulling the art form into the twenty-first century.
The Virtual Candidate
By Ryan Lizza
The Massachusetts Senator isn’t running for President, but she’s still Hillary Clinton’s biggest Democratic threat.
Born Red
By Evan Osnos
How Xi Jinping took control of China.