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Suzanne Kahn It’s time to make higher education a true public good, with free-college legislation. The post Joe Biden’s $10,000 Student Debt Cancellation Is a Huge Win—but It’s Not Enough appeared first on The Nation.

Eli Rudavsky Kiro Russo’s new film takes us to La Paz, following unemployed miners, mystics, and others hoping to find solace in the shadow of a rotten economy. The post “El Gran Movimiento” Is a Masterful Portrait of Capitalism at Work appeared first on The...

Mara Cavallaro A conversation with organizer Mónica Ramírez, the founder of Justice for Migrant Women, on the goals of the Latinx House’s upcoming Raizado Festival. The post Transforming the Narrative of the Latinx Community appeared first on The Nation.

Press Room With decades of experience, the former editor of The New Republic and The Baffler joins at a crucial juncture in advance of the midterm elections, in a country facing a crisis of democracy. The post “The Nation” Names Chris Lehmann as D.C. Bureau Chief...

Robert Lipsyte Not since the 1936 Berlin Olympics was used to cosmeticize Nazi Germany’s atrocities have sports and an otherwise despised government collaborated so blatantly. The post Golf’s Sportswashing of Saudi Arabia appeared first on The Nation.

Ryan Zickgraf What Chicago Party Aunt and The Bear say about the quixotic quest for local identity in the 2020s. The post Walking the Authenticity Beat in the City of Big Shoulders appeared first on The Nation.

Sue Coe Overreach to whitewash education. The post Censored! appeared first on The Nation.

Michelle Chen Law enforcement is increasingly turning to software to surveil and anticipate crime. But a grassroots movement is emerging to resist algorithmic policing. The post Defund the Police Algorithms appeared first on The Nation.

John Nichols Demings has distinguished herself from the incumbent on a range of issues, most notably on abortion rights. The post Val Demings’s Abortion Rights Advocacy Just May Sink Marco Rubio appeared first on The Nation.

Press Room With decades of experience, the former editor of The New Republic and The Baffler joins at a crucial juncture in advance of the midterm elections, in a country facing a crisis of democracy. The post “The Nation” Names Chris Lehmann as D.C. Bureau Chief...

Robert Lipsyte Not since the 1936 Berlin Olympics was used to cosmeticize Nazi Germany’s atrocities have sports and an otherwise despised government collaborated so blatantly. The post Golf’s Sportswashing of Saudi Arabia appeared first on The Nation.

Ryan Zickgraf What Chicago Party Aunt and The Bear say about the quixotic quest for local identity in the 2020s. The post Walking the Authenticity Beat in the City of Big Shoulders appeared first on The Nation.