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Rebecca Gordon After years of security theater, all too many Americans seem ready to accept Trump’s pledge to root out the vermin. The post War on Terror Brain Rot Brought Us to This Point appeared first on The Nation.

John Nichols As the supporters of speaking truth to power celebrate World Press Freedom Day, Trump seeks to defund public media in the United States. The post Trump’s Assault on PBS and NPR Chooses Oligarchy Over Press Freedom and Democracy appeared first on The...

Steve Brodner Pritzkrieg! The post Sh*t Gets Real appeared first on The Nation.

Abdelrahman ElGendy I was a political prisoner in Egypt. I didn’t want to become one again in America. The post Why I Had to Flee the United States appeared first on The Nation.

Jeb Lund It’s high time we created accountability for the Trump 2.0 criminal syndicate. The post Lock Them All Up! appeared first on The Nation.

Julia Piaskowski When the US imprisoned Japanese-Americans during WWII, public solidarity and community defense were how people supported the interned. Their strategies remain relevant today. The post Opposing Mass Deportation: What We Can Learn From the Resistance to...

Leonard Stokes Burying the truth in an ocean of lies. The post Trump’s Revisionist History appeared first on The Nation.

Gregg Gonsalves Millions across the world could die because of the choices Trump has made in his first 100 days. The post Trump’s Legacy Will Be the Countless People Killed by His Policies appeared first on The Nation.

Steve Brodner Civics. The post Teaching Opportunity appeared first on The Nation.

Douglas H. White Those billy clubs striking my body strengthened my mind and convinced me that we could overcome segregation. We did so then, and we can overcome Trump's America today. The post We Overcame Jim Crow by Confronting Injustice. We Can Do it Again....

Chris Lehmann And according to the president, it's all Joe Biden’s fault. The post After 100 Days of Trump, a Growing Economy Started Shrinking appeared first on The Nation.

Benjamin Y. Fong Although there’s been an uptick in labor organizing in recent years, it hasn’t been the “resurgence” that many commentators claim it is. The post A New Golden Age for Labor? Not So Fast appeared first on The Nation.