Dilara O’Neil The Danish novelist’s septology, On the Calculation of Volume, asks what fiction can explore when you remove one of its key characteristics—the idea of time itself. The post Solvej Balle and the Tyranny of Time appeared first on The Nation.
Ruben Bolling Take this simple test. The post Does Dementia Have You? appeared first on The Nation.
Juan Cole The AI phenomenon may functionally print money for tech billionaires, at least for the time being, but it comes with a gargantuan environmental cost. The post AI Will Only Intensify Climate Change. The Tech Moguls Don’t Care. appeared first on The...
Ruben Bolling Take this simple test. The post Does Dementia Have You? appeared first on The Nation.
Juan Cole The AI phenomenon may functionally print money for tech billionaires, at least for the time being, but it comes with a gargantuan environmental cost. The post AI Will Only Intensity Climate Change. The Tech Moguls Don't Care. appeared first on The...
Peter Kornbluh How Condor launched a wave of cross-border assassinations and disappearances in Latin America. The post Operation Condor: A Network of Transitional Repression 50 Years Later appeared first on The Nation.
Andrea Arroyo Posters in support of the people of Iran displayed at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, France. The post Woman, Life, Freedom appeared first on The Nation.
Elie Mystal No matter how you look at the strikes on alleged “drug boats”—as acts of war or attacks on civilians—Hegseth has committed a crime and should be prosecuted. The post Pete Hegseth Should Be Charged With Murder appeared first on The Nation.
Charlie Tyson What made the Scottish novelist’s antic novels so appealing? The post Muriel Spark’s Magnetic Pull appeared first on The Nation.
Steve Brodner Invasion. The post Cow appeared first on The Nation.
Hassan Abo Qamar A real ceasefire would mean opening borders, rebuilding what was destroyed, and allowing life to return. But this is not happening. The post The Gaza Genocide Has Not Ended. It Has Only Changed Its Form. appeared first on The Nation.
Joan Walsh She violated every journalism ethics code. But her childhood set her up to fall for a string of incompetent daddy-figures too lame to protect her. The post I Still Feel a Tiny Bit Sorry for Olivia Nuzzi appeared first on The Nation.