Elie Mystal Conservative legislatures shouldn’t be able to pass fugitive womb laws, but that doesn’t mean they won’t do it anyway—and get away with it. The post Could GOP States Really Stop Pregnant People From Traveling to Get Abortions? appeared first on The...
John Nichols Thursday’s January 6 Committee hearing painted a portrait of “an out-of-control, criminal, seditious, mad president.” The post 187 Minutes of Treason appeared first on The Nation.
Dave Zirin Aliyah Boston showed that she doesn’t need the ESPYs—but the ESPYs desperately need her. The post Aliyah Boston Makes ESPN Look Small appeared first on The Nation.
Steve Brodner Charles Manchin. The post Weenies appeared first on The Nation.
John Nichols The party’s 2024 convention looks to be headed for a city with “stronger ties to socialism” than any in the United States. The post Republicans Plan a Convention in the Historic Socialist City of Milwaukee appeared first on The Nation.
Dave Zirin, Jules Boykoff In the face of climate catastrophe, the 2028 Olympics steam ahead unconcerned that they are making the crisis in Los Angeles County worse. The post Organizers Don’t Care That the 2028 Olympics Could Be on Fire appeared first on The Nation.
Ben Hillman All too true. The post Show Me appeared first on The Nation.
Joshua Gutterman Tranen The latest entry in Andrew Holleran’s biographical fiction project, Kingdom of Sand, offers a portrait of the post-Stonewall generation confronting death and history. The post What It Means to Be an Elderly Gay Man Today appeared first on The...
Karen J. Greenberg Can we rebuild trust in government institutions, or are we headed for a far grimmer America in the near future? The post We Can’t Have Democracy Without Accountability appeared first on The Nation.
Zoya Qureshi Jyoti Thottam's Sisters of Mokama, tells the story of missionaries in the state of Bihar, who bore witness to the tumultuous era, offering a different way to understand the period. The post A History of the Indian Partition Through the Eyes of Appalachian...
Representative Ilhan Omar Our country is in the midst of a legitimacy crisis, with the Supreme Court at the heart of it. Here’s how we can fix it. The post Voting Isn’t Enough. Our Democracy Requires Radical Reform. appeared first on The Nation.
Karen J. Greenberg Can we rebuild trust in government institutions, or are we headed for a far grimmer America in the near future? The post We Can’t Have Democracy Without Accountability appeared first on The Nation.