Adam Chandler

Adam Chandler is a contributing editor for Tablet Magazine. He lives in New York.

The Warts of 1812: The Unglamorous Truth About a Hyped-Up War

The Warts of 1812: The Unglamorous Truth About a Hyped-Up War

Forget the bombs bursting in air over Baltimore. The conflict actually started with a botched U.S. invasion of Canada. More »

What the Occupy Movement Can Learn From a New Orleans Subculture

What the Occupy Movement Can Learn From a New Orleans Subculture

For six years, the Krewe of Eris has been challenging authority through colorful parades. But infighting and clashes with the law are bringing the group's very mission into question. satemkemet/Flickr. At 4:23 PM on the Sunday before Fat Tuesday, the mass text message went out: THE PARADE'S THE THING. True Erisians! Meet to march tonight. 630pm. [address redacted] No cops. No fools. This message will self destruct. (Not really.) The selected recipients… More »

'A Clockwork Orange' Strikes 40

'A Clockwork Orange' Strikes 40

Stanley Kubrick's adaptation remains influential—but not for all the reasons we expect. More »

Harvest Time in Marijuana Country

Harvest Time in Marijuana Country

In a legal gray zone on the West Coast, growers bring in the fruits of their labor -- and try to stay out of jail More »

The Biggest Story in Photos

Protests Spread Across Brazil

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