Highlights

For The New Yorker, Type Media Center fellow Eyal Press interviewed former and current Department of Justice lawyers who believe the Trump administration is subverting the justice system and now face the difficult decision of whether to resign or remain at their jobs.

For Mother Jones, Type Media Center fellow Ari Berman and Pema Levy look at how the Supreme Court is recycling legal arguments once used by Confederates and white supremacists to destroy Reconstruction.

Type Media Center fellow Rozina Ali’s new book, “Seasons of Fury: Four Families and the Rise of Islamophobia in America,” was longlisted for the National Book Award for Nonfiction. You can buy your copy here.

For the New York Times Magazine, Abelin-Bevier Fellow Helen Ouyang wrote about the millions of children who have to serve as caregivers for their disabled, ill, or elderly family members, and the structural challenges they face.

For the New Yorker, Type Media Center fellow Jasper Craven examines Graham Platner’s military career and veteran identity in light of his failed campaign to become Senator of Maine.

For The New Yorker, Puffin Foundation fellow E. Tammy Kim reported on how the Department of Justice is fast-tracking deportation cases against unaccompanied minors and firing judges who aren’t complying with their new directives.