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Vivek Kakar, StudentNation With the payment moratorium for student loans expiring on May 1, millions of women will face the possibility of financial ruin.  The post How the Student Debt Crisis Hurts Women appeared first on The Nation.

J. Hoberman The Academy might like to imagine that their star event is just fun and games, but the fact is the Oscars are always political. So why not have included Volodymyr Zelensky? The post Why Keep Politics Out of the Oscars? appeared first on The Nation.

Jen Sorensen Fascists here and there. The post Right is Right appeared first on The Nation.

Bill Gallegos The Mexican government’s lawsuit against US gun manufacturers may be a long shot. But if it succeeds, it could completely change the terrain in the fight to combat gun crime in both countries. The post Mexico Takes on the the United States’ Gun Goliaths...

Barry Schwabsky On Joseph E. Yoakum and Etel Adnan. The post Landscapes of the Mind appeared first on The Nation.

Rachel Sanders Much of the News staff has been written off as dead weight on the payroll. What, after all, is a Pulitzer worth on a balance sheet? The post BuzzFeed Doesn’t Deserve Its Newsroom appeared first on The Nation.

Aviva Chomsky It’s useless in the face of climate change. The post For the Sake of Humanity, Let’s Abandon American Exceptionalism appeared first on The Nation.

Ilana Cohen, Jake Lowe The oil and gas industry uses universities to influence environmental policy. Here’s how we fight back. The post Climate Research Shouldn’t Be Funded by Fossil Fuel Companies appeared first on The Nation.

Adam Gaffney With a new surge on the horizon, federal funds for treatment and testing will no longer be made available for the most vulnerable population. The post Covid-19 Coverage for the Uninsured Is Ending appeared first on The Nation.

Finley Muratova Reports on the opposition to war inside Russia: an update since February 27, 2022. The post The Ongoing Russian Resistance to Putin’s War appeared first on The Nation.

Dave Zirin The state department believes that raising up the basketball star’s name will make her situation in a Russian prison worse. She could be sentenced to a labor camp. How much worse can it get? The post The Tactical Silence Has Failed: Say Brittney Griner’s...

Brian Stauffer Ordinance. The post Ghosts appeared first on The Nation.