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March/April 2025

March/April 2025

Cover Story

Bannon: Back and Back Big

Curt Mills February 12, 2025
The MAGA impresario is livelier than ever after his turn at the big house.

Editorial

The Winds of Change

Jude Russo February 10, 2025
Introducing the March/April 2025 issue.

Front Lines

The Tragic Collapse of Ecuador

Joseph Addington February 11, 2025
The once-promising South American country is now a hellish playground for cartels and criminals.

Mara’s Message From History

Sumantra Maitra March 17, 2025
Small entities might once again need to relearn how to hedge between great powers. One forgotten highborn woman from history provides some ancient realist…

The Redemption of Mark Zuckerberg

Spencer Neale February 10, 2025
The Facebook mogul seems to have undergone a genuine transformation. Will anyone notice?

My Drone Is Smarter Than Your Fighter Pilot

William S. Lind February 10, 2025
Futuristic tech and the great Trump-era belt-tightening are a match made in heaven.

Features

Bannon: Back and Back Big

Curt Mills February 12, 2025
The MAGA impresario is livelier than ever after his turn at the big house.

City of Lions

Will Collins March 24, 2025
The war has taken its toll on Ukraine’s most cosmopolitan city.

The Great COVID Cover-Up and the Case Against Fauci

Rand Paul February 10, 2025
Five years on, it is well past time for a reckoning with the infamy of the pandemic’s leading officials.

The Saudi Deal Is a Faustian Bargain

Daniel R. DePetris February 10, 2025
President Trump risks enmeshing the U.S. ever deeper in the Middle East if he pursues Biden’s intended sequel to the Abraham Accords.

Arts & Letters

The First Draft of the Ukraine War’s History

Scott McConnell February 19, 2025
Washington’s policy-makers showed themselves more wicked and feckless than their Vietnam- and Iraq-era predecessors.

America’s First Fake News Panic

Brad Pearce February 10, 2025
A new book examines the chaos Orson Welles and a new technology brought to America.

Body Positivity’s Big Fat Lie

Evie Solheim April 1, 2025
Everything you were told about nutrition is bought and paid for.

The Knights of New Turkey

Jude Russo March 25, 2025
A new book sheds light on President Erdoğan’s rise and his nation’s complex history.

The Biography Not Written

Peter Tonguette February 10, 2025
A new book on Robert Frost is not so enlightening as one might hope.

Columns

Dakota Fanning

Bill Kauffman February 10, 2025
The new administration is brimming with personnel from the overlooked Upper Midwest.

Close Encounters

Matthew Walther February 10, 2025
What is an alien, anyway?

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