Elie Mystal The sentencing of police officer Brett Hankison to 33 months in prison by a Trump-appointed judge is a travesty—even if it’s better than the DOJ’s request for one day. The post Trump World Will Never Allow Justice for Breonna Taylor appeared first on The...
Kate Wagner Why the beauty and inventiveness of contemporary masonry in Iran has captured Western audiences. The post Iranian Brickwork Shows Us Better Architecture Is Possible appeared first on The Nation.
Eric Ross Eighty years after the first atomic weapons tests at Los Alamos, humanity has yet to fully reckon with the power of mass annihilation. The post We’re Still Living With the Decisions Made During the Trinity Tests appeared first on The Nation.
Luca GoldMansour By placating House Republicans during a hearing on antisemitism, CUNY’s Chancellor left students and faculty to fend for themselves. The post CUNY’s Repression of Pro-Palestine Students Continues in Front of Congress appeared first on The...
Adam Wilson In Pan, his debut novel, he makes the unruly mind of a teenager the stuff of high art. The post The Impish Modernism of Michael Clune appeared first on The Nation.
Waleed Shahid Running New York City is brutal. But if he wins in November, there are key lessons from past mayors that Mamdani should learn from. The post How Zohran Mamdani Should Govern appeared first on The Nation.
Ben Schwartz The network claims it’s canceling The Late Show for financial reasons, but the real bottom line here is Trump appeasement. The post How CBS Decided It Couldn’t Afford to Let Stephen Colbert Speak His Mind appeared first on The Nation.
Ruben Bolling The thin line, erased. The post Know Your ICE Agent appeared first on The Nation.
Jeet Heer The Democratic National Committee’s forthcoming “autopsy” is a cover-up to protect the failed leaders who twice lost to Trump. The post The Democratic Party Remains Committed to Learning Nothing From Its 2024 Defeat appeared first on The Nation.
Kim Kelly Philly workers went out on strike—and came back with a deal that nobody seems to like. The post Something Is Still Rotten in the City of Philadelphia appeared first on The Nation.
Maia Silber Emily Callaci’s history of the international feminist movement examines the influence of their intellectual and political victories. The post The Enduring Lessons of Wages for Housework appeared first on The Nation.
Isaac Rabbani A new report shows there is absolutely a winning constituency for economic and social progress. But Democrats aren’t pursuing it. The post Working-Class Voters Are Not Centrists appeared first on The Nation.