Jonathan Watts During this term, Brazil’s president has reduced deforestation but he is government is pushing projects that would open up the Amazon to extractivism. The post At COP30, Will Lula Be a Rain Forest Champion? appeared first on The Nation.
Leah Abrams I was one of the senator’s most dedicated campaign staff—until I saw a side of him that made me sick. The post When I Was John Fetterman appeared first on The Nation.
Chris Lehmann A jury refuses to succumb to MAGA’s condiment conspiracy theory. The post DC’s Antifascist Hero—Sandwich Guy—Is Free appeared first on The Nation.
Steve Brodner Layin’ a west egg. The post Maga Meltdown appeared first on The Nation.
Jeet Heer For reasons both good and bad, Israel is dividing the Republican Party. The post The Return of Right-Wing Anti-Zionism—and Antisemitism appeared first on The Nation.
Bill de Blasio Keep it simple and focused amid the daily challenges of leading New York City. The post Mayor to Mayor: Some Advice for Zohran appeared first on The Nation.
Jonathan Rosenblum Holding political office is not the same as wielding political power—especially for the left. To win bold demands, social movements must go on the offensive. The post For the Movement That Elected Zohran Mamdani, Now Comes the Hard Part appeared...
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...
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.
Joan Walsh She had her flaws, but the 38-year House veteran was the most productive progressive leader of my lifetime. The post Democrats’ Legislative Mastermind Nancy Pelosi Announces Retirement appeared first on The Nation.
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.
Anonymous Unless it's a Butterfly. The post No Monarchs! appeared first on The Nation.