The Atlantic assembled a list of 136 works of fiction that we consider to be the most significant of the past 100 years.

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The Constitution protects free speech, but internet companies are succumbing to public pressure to restrict it.

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A new Kickstarter project aims to liberate the composer's music from its copyright confines.