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Bill de Blasio We have an unprecedented chance to elect a mayor who can prioritize the needs of working people. The post Mamdani Is the Right Leader For NYC. I Should Know—I Had the Job. appeared first on The Nation.

Sarah Jaffe The labor minister hopes to keep Spain’s far right at bay, while winning workers more free time. Will she pull it off? The post Yolanda Díaz Is the New Face of the Spanish Left appeared first on The Nation.

Elias Rodriques While Baldwin was persecuted in part because of whom he loved, it was love that impelled him to bring about a more utopian future in which such persecution was not possible. The post James Baldwin’s Radical Politics of Love appeared first on The...

Michael deAdder Speedy Bob. The post Faster Faster appeared first on The Nation.

Matthew Duss A new book on the Biden’s wars serves as a stark reminder that the Democrats need to formulate a new foreign policy—as well as reckon with the one they had. The post The Catastrophe of Democratic Foreign Policy appeared first on The Nation.

Trymaine Lee The Pulitzer Prize– and Emmy Award–winning journalist recounts a story of hope and heartbreak on the South Side of Chicago. The post The Most Important Story I’ve Never Told appeared first on The Nation.

Becca Rothfeld Haunted by a dark past, the poet and novelist tried to explore the limits of language itself. The post The Ghosts of Ingeborg Bachmann appeared first on The Nation.

Chris Lehmann The MAGA movement can “walk back” outrageous statements, and the press hardly asks a follow-up. The post Why the Media Allows MAGA to Cover Up Their Lies With More Lies appeared first on The Nation.

Calvin Trillin The post Stable Business Genius appeared first on The Nation.

Tareq AlSourani, William Liang Hours once used to write essays or prepare for exams are now spent waiting in line for food and water. But many students still cling to their books and laptops. The post “We Deserve Life”: Students Speak Out From Gaza appeared first on...

Katrina vanden Heuvel Trump is repaying rural voters’ loyalty by shafting them. The post What Was the Cracker Barrel Skirmish Really About? (Hint: Distracting from Real Crises Facing the Heartland.) appeared first on The Nation.

Calvin Trillin The post Stable Business Genius appeared first on The Nation.