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Nate Hopper
Hopper is a former Ideas Editor for TIME.
Recent Articles
She Spent 2 Years Interviewing Young Men About Sex, Consent and Abuse. Here's Why She's Optimistic After #MeToo
For decades, journalist Peggy Orenstein has reported on the experiences of young women, including in her best-selling books Cinderella Ate My Daughter and Girls & Sex, a 2016 examination of the sex lives of women...
By Nate Hopper
January 6, 2020
Gary Shteyngart Knows What to Worry About
Why one of America's keenest satirists can only laugh so much nowadays
By Nate Hopper
September 5, 2018
Sean Penn Talks His Debut Novel and His Fears for #MeToo
A conversation with the actor about satire and skepticism
By Nate Hopper
March 22, 2018
Facebook Co-Founder Chris Hughes on His New Book and Whether Zuckerberg Will Run
The co-founder, Obama campaign digital strategist and former owner of the New Republic on his new book and a Zuckerberg presidency In Fair Shot, you propose that we give every working adult whose family makes...
By Nate Hopper
February 15, 2018
Denis Johnson’s Posthumous Collection Winks From Beyond the Grave
'The Largesse of the Sea Maiden' is a vital work in his collection
By Nate Hopper
January 11, 2018
This Ethiopian Scientist Is Saving Lives by Studying Insects
ICIPE In Nairobi
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January 4, 2018
Meet the Doctor Who Runs India's Last Polio Ward
St. Stephen's Hospital in New Delhi
By Nate Hopper
January 4, 2018
Watch: Insane Clown Posse Talks to TIME About Its FBI Lawsuit
The Justice Department has declared the clown-faced rap duo's fans a gang
By Nate Hopper
September 15, 2017
Celebrities: They’re Just Like Writers!
These names will appear on your reading list this fall
By Nate Hopper
September 14, 2017
The Fall Book That Will Take Your Mind Off Politics
…If not ease it
By Nate Hopper
August 17, 2017
My Autism Allows Me to See the World in a Different Way
An email conversation with author Naoki Higashida about living with little ability to speak
By Nate Hopper
July 13, 2017
The World-Saving Reason Men Should Wear Shorts to Work
An age-old cultural hang-up has greater implications than you might think
By Nate Hopper
June 28, 2017
Donald Trump Once Worried About Coal Miners Getting 'Black-Lung Disease' From 'Damn Mines’
He has apparently changed his mind
By Nate Hopper
June 1, 2017
Is Donald Trump Like Richard Nixon?
Pat Buchanan and others weigh in
By Nate Hopper
May 11, 2017
Why the Unicorn Frappuccino Is the Drink America Deserves
The Starbucks drink has more behind it than bright colors and sugar
By Nate Hopper
April 25, 2017
What Ijeoma Oluo's Interview With Rachel Dolezal Reveals About White Privilege
A new interview in The Stranger by the writer Ijeoma Oluo is making the viral rounds. Oluo, who regularly writes about race and culture and is the author of The Badass Feminist Coloring Book, spoke...
By Nate Hopper
April 20, 2017
Should Overbooking Flights Be Illegal?
After selling more tickets than it had seats, the airline had a man dragged off a flight
By Nate Hopper
April 10, 2017
What the Bible Says About Sex, Passion and True Love
Bruce Feiler talks God's gender, married priests and Adam and Eve's passionate romance
By Nate Hopper
March 23, 2017
Lincoln in the Bardo
Explores the Mind of a Mourning Abraham Lincoln
On February 20, 1862, Willie Lincoln, the beloved third son of the President, died of typhoid fever. In real life, he was interred in the Oak Hill cemetery. And his spirit, at least in the...
By Nate Hopper
February 16, 2017
How Humankind Could Become Totally Useless
The best-selling author of
Sapiens
discusses his new book,
Homo Deus
By Nate Hopper
February 16, 2017
The Walt Whitman Workout Plan
A review of the poet's newly rediscovered "Manly Health and Training"
By Nate Hopper
February 2, 2017
The 2017 Fear Index
What might just happen (or not) in the year ahead
By Nate Hopper
December 19, 2016
J.D. Vance: Why Elites Didn't See the White Working Class Coming
How white workers elected Donald Trump while elites forgot them
By Nate Hopper
November 9, 2016
Why You Shouldn’t Laugh at Donald Trump’s Hands
An argument typed with my tiny fingers
By Nate Hopper
October 20, 2016
People Expect Men to Be Struck By Genius—And Women to Work For It
How we describe inventors influences what we think of them—and what they did
By Nate Hopper
October 20, 2016
Don't Break Up With That Donald Trump Supporter
For the good of the Republic (and my little heart)
By Nate Hopper
September 27, 2016
Lionel Shriver: 'This Entire Hoo-Ha' Illustrates My Point
'I reject their idea of identity. I think that they’re embracing a prison'
By Nate Hopper
September 15, 2016
Why Does This Person Think Hillary Clinton Wants to Kill a Stone Corn Grinder?
Manos seem so innocent
By Nate Hopper
August 26, 2016
Talk May Be Cheap, But It's Humanity's Best Asset
A review of Tom Wolfe's new nonfiction book,
The Kingdom of Speech
By Nate Hopper
August 25, 2016
You Don't Need That Bag You're Using
To carry that thing
By Nate Hopper
August 24, 2016
Naked Donald Trump Statues Populate American Cities
An anarchist collective distributed the life-size likenesses in very public locations
By Nate Hopper
August 18, 2016
Legends Live on In an Editor's Book
A review of Terry McDonell's
The Accidental Life
By Nate Hopper
August 11, 2016
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