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Maga Meltdown

Maga Meltdown

Steve Brodner Layin’ a west egg. The post Maga Meltdown appeared first on The Nation.

Voters Reject the Cruelty, Chaos, and Corruption of Trumpism

Voters Reject the Cruelty, Chaos, and Corruption of Trumpism

Sasha Abramsky There were no bright spots for the GOP this election. Across the country, Democrats running on inclusionary, economically ambitious, pro-immigrant policies won. The post Voters Reject the Cruelty, Chaos, and Corruption of Trumpism appeared first on The...

How Much Suffering Can COP30 Prevent?

How Much Suffering Can COP30 Prevent?

Mark Hertsgaard Bill Gates gets climate change wrong. It’s not a binary—humanity survives or goes extinct—it’s a questions of scale: How many people will die or be left destitute? The post How Much Suffering Can COP30 Prevent? appeared first on The Nation.

Joachim Trier’s Nostalgic Lens

Joachim Trier’s Nostalgic Lens

Alana Pockros In Sentimental Value, the Norwegian filmmaker’s most ambitious work yet, he examines the porous boundary between art and life. The post Joachim Trier’s Nostalgic Lens appeared first on The Nation.

No Monarchs!

No Monarchs!

Anonymous Unless it's a Butterfly. The post No Monarchs! appeared first on The Nation.

Zadie Smith: “I Say What I See”

Zadie Smith: “I Say What I See”

Edna Bonhomme A conversation with the acclaimed author about her new essay collection, Dead and Alive. The post Zadie Smith: "I Say What I See" appeared first on The Nation.

Democrats Can’t Blame Trans People for Their Own Failures

Democrats Can’t Blame Trans People for Their Own Failures

Gillian Branstetter Despite the attempts by so many in the party's establishment to paint trans rights as a toxic issue, transphobia was soundly rejected across the country this week. The post Democrats Can't Blame Trans People for Their Own Failures appeared first on...