What did Japanese people give the state while interned?

Peter Thiel’s philosophical mentor explains Trump, Gawker, and social media

A well-meaning, best-selling memoir promotes dangerous myths about racial determinism and racial innocence that form the bedrock of Trumpism

Inside the bizarre world of the military-entertainment industry’s racialized gamification of war

Elena Ferrante's Frantumaglia has been marketed as non-fiction. Does it matter if it isn't?

In a matter of six minutes, Khizr Khan and his wife Ghazala became ideal fetish objects for a certain class of liberal-centrists in the Democratic Party

Every final statement uttered by a doomed inmate in Texas performs a perpetual labor for the state.

For many Muslim Americans, 9/11—and America’s complicity—has never ended

White people must refuse reconciliation to ongoing brutality; they must rend the fabric of the kinship narrative

How leftists were blinded to Trump’s winning prospects

The first in a series of reactions from TNI contributors and friends on waking up after 11/9

Jordan Flaherty's No More Heroes describes the harm committed by the modern-day do-gooder, but stops short of outlining systems of power that uphold the hero role

The ISISCat is an LOLCat gone feral