Doug Henwood | The Nation

An elite nonprofit no one’s ever heard of has turned New York into a city of tall towers and tony boulevards.

I wish, just once, an endorsement of a Democratic presidential candidate would mull over some serious structural issues that are at stake.

Economists and wonks respond to Thomas Geoghegan's Nation essay “What Would Keynes Do?”

Fitch was a brilliant and prolific radical journalist and troublemaker.

The current economic crisis probably won't be the magic intervention to usher in a new era, but there are opportunities to advance the socialist cause.

Without an energized populace, expect nothing more humane than the rescue of a failing financial system.

Today's elite spend on a grand scale while pretending to be "just folks."

Veterans for Peace in Juneau greeted the Nation cruise when it docked in their city with a rally against the war.

When an ardently progressive magazine sponsors a cruise through the fragile waters off the coast of Alaska, the environmental, economic and human realities are ripe for contemplation.

Is the private equity boom about to go bust?