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Steve Brodner, Peter Kuper Corporations bow to an autocrat’s whims. The post Kimmel Canceled appeared first on The Nation.

Richard Kreitner From allowing segregation to gutting abortion rights, the court’s reactionary streak runs deep. A new collection shows why calls for reform are as old as the court itself. The post The Supreme Court Has Always Been This Bad appeared first on The...

Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins A conversation with Thea Riofrancos about her new book Extraction and the hidden cost and obscured history of the capitalist push to monetize the energy transition. The post The Problem of Green Capitalism appeared first on The Nation.

Tariq Kenney-Shawa Technology and the surveillance state have made it easier than ever to suppress popular uprisings. Will our movements adapt? The post Can Revolution Survive in the 21st Century? appeared first on The Nation.

Ilana Cohen In the new play by Brian Watkins, a California meteorologist struggles to deliver daily weather reports that whitewash our unfortunate climate reality. The post Does “Weather Girl” Forecast Our Planet’s Future? appeared first on The Nation.

Jeet Heer If Democrats don’t fight this with everything they have, they are basically admitting that authoritarianism is here to stay. The post Donald Trump’s Corruption of the Law Is Destroying American Democracy appeared first on The Nation.

Dave Zirin The league is not coming to Dublin to plant a tree. It is coming to plant a flag. The post The NFL Is Trump’s America—and It’s Invading Ireland appeared first on The Nation.

Lalo Alcaraz Proved wrong. The post Charlie appeared first on The Nation.

Corey Pein The country’s Gen Z uprising illustrates both the promise and limitations of online-brokered protest The post Nepal’s Revolution Wasn’t Televised, but It Was on Discord appeared first on The Nation.

Andrew Katzenstein When the remains of prehistoric creatures were discovered in Europe and the United States, it opened up a vociferous debate on the nature of time and the purpose of science. The post The Fight Over the Meaning of Fossils appeared first on The...

Sasha Abramsky When Trump asked Attorney General Pam Bondi to prosecute his enemies and she didn’t resign, it was a sign that we’ve already passed into strongman rule. The post Trump Dials Up the Authoritarianism to 11 appeared first on The Nation.

Shilpi Chhotray The people most harmed by ecological violence are usually the least represented in the stories we consume about climate change. That’s why the podcast A People’s Climate exists. The post The Climate Movement Has Blind Spots. We’re Here to Expose Them....