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Dr. Jamila Perritt This Hyde anniversary, Dr. Jamila Perritt reflects on the culture of fear and self-determination in the nation’s capital. The post Resisting Federal Overreach in the Exam Room and on the Streets of DC appeared first on The Nation.

Kaya Genç Journey to the Edge of Life, a striking composite of memoir, biography, and criticism, dwells on the connection between art and death. The post Tezer Özlü—the Rebel of Turkish Letters appeared first on The Nation.

Nikki Columbus As Israel intensified its genocide in Gaza, Germany ramped up its long-simmering war on dissent, silencing Palestine solidarity while bolstering its own far right. The post How Germany Silenced Its Artists to Support Israel appeared first on The...

Kali Holloway Foreign bots were spewing much of the racist rhetoric that followed Charlie Kirk’s killing. And yet it only gained traction because there is plenty of homegrown racism to exploit. The post American Racism Is a National Security Threat appeared first on...

Jeet Heer Too easily dismissed as hyperbole, the Antifa myth is being used as a weapon to destroy domestic opposition. The post Trump Is Lying About Antifa to Justify His Authoritarian Crackdown appeared first on The Nation.

Katrina vanden Heuvel The president is presiding over suppression unseen in the US for decades. The post The Trump Regime Intensifies its War on Activism—but Dissent Is Always Possible appeared first on The Nation.

Everyone Hates Elon Rolling out the carpet on the Epstein connection. The post England Welcomes Donald (and Friend) appeared first on The Nation.

Katherine Krueger They effectively control our fates, but deep down, they know they’re sniveling, pathetic, and inadequate, and it eats them up. The post We’re Being Ruled Over by the World’s Biggest Losers appeared first on The Nation.

Pujan Karambeigi Caught between his political and aesthetic commitments, the painter, photographer, and illustrator has suffered the fate of misapprehension. The post How Should We Remember the Art of Ben Shahn? appeared first on The Nation.

Gabe Levin Dr. Eric Cheyfitz, who has taught at Cornell for more than two decades, claims the university is attempting to silence him as part of a broader crackdown on pro-Palestinian activism. The post Cornell Cut Classes by a Pro-Palestinian Professor After an...

Layla Saliba We’re being told that all political violence is unacceptable. Why doesn’t the US-backed genocide of our people count? The post Palestinians Don’t Need Any Lectures About Political Violence appeared first on The Nation.

Charlie Meets the Wizard Collective punishment comix. The post Charlie Meets the Wizard appeared first on The Nation.