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Alma Avalle The Trump administration is making employers think they can ignore their legal obligations and trample on the rights of workers. The post If Condé Nast Can Illegally Fire Me, No Union Worker Is Safe appeared first on The Nation.

Chris Lehmann Sinclair Lewis imagined an American version of the rise of fascism in Europe. His predictions didn’t come true then, but seem eerily familiar now. The post The 1935 Novel That Predicted Trump’s Second Term appeared first on The Nation.

Mark Kaplan America starves. The post Trump Golfs appeared first on The Nation.

Kelsy Burke Decades after his death, Brandon’s name was invoked in the Nebraska legislature as a reminder of what led to his murder. This Transgender Day of Remembrance, we must not forget. The post Why We Must Remember Brandon Teena appeared first on The Nation.

Ashley Gate A fact all but ignored at COP30. The post Wake Up and Smell the Oil. Your Nation’s Military Is Hiding Its Pollution From You. appeared first on The Nation.

Alma Avalle The Trump administration is making employers think they can ignore their legal obligations and trample on the rights of workers. The post If Condé Nast Can Illegally Fire Me, No Union Worker Is Safe appeared first on The Nation.

Peter Kuper Netanyahu’s genocidal war on Palestine must end. The post Worldwide Condemnation of Israel’s Actions appeared first on The Nation.

Elie Mystal The revelations about the economist’s attempts to pressure a women into a “relationship”—with guidance from Jeffrey Epstein—should finally disqualify him from teaching students. The post Why Is Larry Summers Still Employed? appeared first on The...

Aaron Edward Olson People with immigration detainers want to build a better life, but state policies make it difficult or impossible. The post How Washington State Discriminates Against Incarcerated Immigrants appeared first on The Nation.

Yael Bromberg, Jonathan Becker The promises of the 26th Amendment remain unfulfilled. The post The Fight for American Democracy on College Campuses appeared first on The Nation.

Susan Bernofsky What can we still learn from the The Magic Mountain? The post Thomas Mann’s Pessimistic Humanism appeared first on The Nation.

Katrina vanden Heuvel Under-scrutinized monopolies—like the fire truck oligopoly—hinder municipal functions. The post What Does Lina Khan’s Trust-Busting Mean for New York City? appeared first on The Nation.