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Sue Coe Rules? Greed rules. The post Stock Market Wild West appeared first on The Nation.

Lily Meyer David Kurnick’s new book reappraises the Chilean writer, clarifying the preconceptions and myths that haunted his earliest work. The post The Enigma of Roberto Bolaño appeared first on The Nation.

Katrina Kimport We have to address the structural barriers that prevent people from accessing their right to an abortion, including systemic poverty and racism. The post We Need to Do More Than “Protect ‘Roe’” appeared first on The Nation.

Kelly Denton-Borhaug The hum of the continuing violence embedded in this country’s war-making structure is so constant that most of us don’t even notice or question it. The post With Violence, America Reaps What It Sows appeared first on The Nation.

John Nichols House members sent an urgent reminder to the White House Tuesday that the president needs authorization from Congress before involving US armed forces in the conflict. The post Any US Military Involvement in Ukraine Needs Congressional Approval appeared...

Michael T. Klare Democrats and Republicans unite in boosting Pentagon spending. The post Russia, Ukraine, and the New Bipartisanship in Washington appeared first on The Nation.

Aída Chávez Jessica Cisneros and Greg Casar have won prominent endorsements from Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. The post Progressive Democrats Are Gaining Ground in Texas appeared first on The Nation.

Katrina vanden Heuvel Poverty isn’t an individual choice—it’s a collective one. And just as we choose to perpetuate it, we can choose to abolish it. The post The Bold New Campaign to “End Poverty in California” appeared first on The Nation.

Press Room The founder and publisher of Jacobin to lead publishing and business development for America’s leading source of progressive politics and culture. The post “The Nation” Names Bhaskar Sunkara Its New President appeared first on The Nation.

Andrea Arroyo Embrace Black history. The post Black History Month Is Every Month appeared first on The Nation.

Alyssa Oursler, Anna DalCortivo Amir Locke was sleeping. Daunte Wright was going to the car wash. George Floyd was at the corner store. When and where are Black people safe from police? The post In Minneapolis, the Cycle of Police Violence Continues appeared first on...

Ilan Stavans In his generations-spanning new book, the anthropologist tracks the story of Jewish life in Latin America through the travails of one family.  The post Claudio Lomnitz and the Vertigo of Translation appeared first on The Nation.