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Mark Hertsgaard The next phase of Covering Climate Now’s 89 Percent Project puts faces to the numbers. The post News Avoidance and the Climate Majority appeared first on The Nation.

Monica Huerta, Dan-el Padilla Peralta At the start of the school year, two professors provide some hard truths about the state of academia and what you should fight for. The post An Open Letter to Our Students: Universities Do Not Deserve You appeared first on The...

Adam Nayman Is he merely a reactionary or do his films paint a more complicated picture? The post The Enigma of Clint Eastwood appeared first on The Nation.

Peter Kuper Just put these letters together with friends—photograph and post! The post Don’t Let Trump Bury The #Epstein Files! appeared first on The Nation.

Joan Walsh The victims of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislane Maxwell’s sex-trafficking scheme are increasingly banding together–and they could wind up outing more famous Epstein customers on their own. The post Sisterhood Could Be Powerful appeared first on The...

Norman Solomon Nine decades have passed since aerial technology began assisting war makers—since then, it has become a tool of systemic brutality. The post From Guernica to Gaza, the Cruelty of Air Power Has Remained Unchecked appeared first on The Nation.

What Makes Democrats So Afraid of Zohan Mamdani? With Trump's power grabs escalating, the Democratic establishment is still taking the time to fret over a rising star in its own party. The post What Makes Democrats So Afraid of Zohan Mamdani? appeared first on The...

Mark Kaplan Royal flush. The post Tidy Bowl appeared first on The Nation.

Vikram Murthi After a strange, controversial career, he has become one of the few figures who upholds the old rules of Hollywood—where the human body is the greatest special effect. The post Is Tom Cruise the Last Action Hero? appeared first on The Nation.

Channing Gerard Joseph Calls to attenuate the brutality of slavery in museum depictions is absurd when our institutions already downplay one of its most horrific features. The post Slavery Was Not Just Forced Labor but Sexual Violence Too appeared first on The...

Katrina vanden Heuvel As Democrats sharpen their online game, Gavin Newsom’s Trump-style jabs reveal both the risks and rewards of fighting fire with fire in an attention economy built for bluster. The post What the Democrats Can Learn From Gavin Newsom’s Trump...

Harrison Stetler Prime Minister François Bayrou is gambling his political survival on a confidence vote, in a probably doomed attempt to force France’s hung parliament to accept an austerity budget. The post The French Center Plays Brinkmanship With Fiscal Crisis...