Author: Adam Gurri

The Editors’ Chat is a monthly, freewheeling discussion among the editors of Liberal Currents. Today’s episode, publisher Adam Gurri, executive editor Samantha Hancox-Li, as well […]

In May, the administration announced that it would be engaging in a “full-scale war on fraud,” which in practice means doing things like pausing $1 […]

Print Copies Still Available in the US Order Now This week, people’s copies of The Reconstruction Papers began arriving. On social media and in the […]

Two days ago, Gilad Edelman wrote a profile of Richard Hanania for The Atlantic. The thrust of it is clear enough from the jump: “Former […]

The Reconstruction Amendments were ratified at the barrel of a gun. Naturally, the northern states ratified them the usual way. But ratification was one of […]

A few of us attended a conference last week, ostensibly framed around The UnPopulist‘s Reconstruction Agenda. However, as Dan Drezner notes this morning, the conference […]

It has been five days since I wrote about the murder of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and the machinery of violence that led to that outcome. […]

Yesterday, the company that will be handling the shipping of The Reconstruction Papers in the US picked up all of the copies from our printer. […]

Today we released an episode of Out of the Jaws where Ryan Geddie and I interview At Dawn Campaign’s Sam Drzymala. Sam is a veteran […]

With the hopefully permanent exit of the Totenkopf-branded candidate from the news cycle, it behooves us to turn our focus back to the Nazis we […]

As print copies of The Reconstruction Papers get ready to ship, Molly Jong-Fast had me on her podcast to talk about the project. Listen to […]

Printing for The Reconstruction Papers will finish this week, and shipping will begin on Monday, the 13th. The bigger this initial shipment, the better, so […]

To all of our subscribers, I hope this newsletter finds you well. This is our second State of Liberal Currents, where we talk about how […]

The president’s little July 4th party on Saturday was something of a bust, but it did draw one of his most loyal constituencies. Some 400 […]

The president’s little July 4th party on Saturday was something of a bust, but it did draw one of his most loyal constituencies. Some 400 […]

There is no sentence in America more famous than “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are […]

Tomorrow will make it 250 years since “the unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America” that “all political connection between them and the […]

The Reconstruction Papers are steadily gaining attention. This Monday I was invited onto Right Now With Perry Bacon, a podcast at The New Republic, to […]

The Institute for the Study of Modern Authoritarianism will host a conference on Liberalism in the 21st Century on July 16 and 17 at the […]

The Editors’ Chat is a monthly, freewheeling discussion among the editors of Liberal Currents. Today’s episode talks about the Supreme Court, social media as distinct […]