Published inGENThe White House Blew Her Cover. Can This Ex-Spy Fight Her Way Back to D.C.?Valerie Plame worked for the CIA and tangled with Bush. Now she wants to fight Trump from Congress.May 29, 202013May 29, 202013
Published inGENHow the Karen Meme Benefits the RightUncool middle-aged white women are Democrats’ best hope for unseating Trump. Why does the online left hate them so much?May 28, 202041May 28, 202041
Published inElementalDrinking Is the Best Part of the Day. Is That Unhealthy?One writer’s defense of the Covid-19 cocktail hourApr 29, 20208Apr 29, 20208
Published inElementalA Visit to the Land of Happy Old PeopleReflections on the Mediterranean diet as an antidote to encroaching middle ageJun 4, 201934Jun 4, 201934
Published inGENInside Valerie Plame’s Spy ConventionEx-CIA spooks clash over Russiagate while lunching on enchiladasFeb 18, 20199Feb 18, 20199
Published inGENThe Long Game for the Fifth SCOTUS SeatThis battle was never about Roe v. Wade. The real prize, as always, is money and the power to make more of it.Oct 3, 201814Oct 3, 201814
Published inGENAs a Kid, I Was Terrified of MirrorsReflecting on my childhood fearAug 15, 20181Aug 15, 20181
Surreal and Uncanny EncountersNina Burleigh is on assignment with Newsweek in Antarctica.Dec 6, 2015Dec 6, 2015
The Tale of the WhaleNina Burleigh is on assignment with Newsweek in Antarctica.Dec 4, 2015Dec 4, 2015
