Lyle Jeremy Rubin Seth Harp exposes how all the death and crime surrounding one military base is not an aberration but representative of the fratricidal impulse of the armed forces at large. The post The Rot at Fort Bragg appeared first on The Nation.
Chris Lehmann Trump has launched an all-out assault on civic freedoms, but the Democrats aren’t yet giving their base something to vote for. The post Trump Targets Mail-In Voting, and the Democrats Phone in Their Counter-Strategies appeared first on The Nation.
William deBuys In an interconnected world, those who are alone, to use a favorite word of the president’s, are losers. The post Dismantling USAID Wasn’t Just Cruel—It Was Stupid appeared first on The Nation.
Sophie Hurwitz At Bari Weiss’s “Cheers to the Republic” mixer, I met anti-vaxxers, was recruited for a trip to Israel, and heard the word “heterodox” more than I would have liked to. The post I Went to the “Free Press” Party for Under-30s. All I Got Was Ennui. ...
Ánh Adams, Andy Urban In the face of escalating ICE raids, how can we honor and give voice to immigrant laborers? The post Monuments to Migration and Labor appeared first on The Nation.
Steve Bullock Across the country, rural hospitals will close, and the empty towns will mirror the quiet halls where doctors and nurses once rushed to heal. The post Montana Doesn’t Need Any More Rural Ghost Towns, but That’s What Republicans Voted For appeared first...
Michael deAdder Drafty in here. The post Art of the Deals appeared first on The Nation.
Burhan Azeem, Teresa Mosqueda, Zo Qadri, Anna Brawley The abundance agenda makes progressive populism more effective. The post As Progressive Elected Officials, We Choose Both Economic Populism and Abundance appeared first on The Nation.
Stacey Abrams Destroying DEI has a clear motive: to stop Americans from seeking common cause. The post They’re Not Just Coming for DEI. They’re Coming for Democracy. appeared first on The Nation.
Jorge Cotte The latest addition to the Star Wars series offers an intricate tale of radicalization and its costs. The post The Revolutionary Politics of “Andor” appeared first on The Nation.
Joan Walsh Anything is possible in the coming days and weeks, but it’s difficult not to feel like we are veering toward escalating violence. The post Is Trump’s DC Military Deployment the Start of a Slow-Motion Civil War? appeared first on The Nation.
Jeet Heer No one can trust the United States when a fickle man-child controls its foreign policy. The post Trump Won’t Deliver Peace to Ukraine—or Anywhere Else appeared first on The Nation.