A letter from the editors.

Dania Rajendra asks why it took a hundred years for football to take up the passing game, an inertia mirrored in that other neoliberal war game: Democratic politics.

Join Kate Thomas for a warm and flavorful journey through the nourishing work of Queer Soup Night.

Netanyahu gave his buddy Trump a golden pager trophy—Kelly Pendergrast explains how the brutal handbuzzer joke works.

In an essay about extreme cleaning videos on YouTube, Sam Thompson theorizes the radical, political potential of the social strike.

Brittany Dennison dances through the night in Itaewon, the "international neighborhood" Seoul has rebuilt in the shadow of U.S. occupation, and finds it hard to leave.