The Editors | The Nation

The mutual resentment between the Afghan people and the US military has broken out in the open.

Fuera de Washington hay bastante la indignación, particularmente en los campus universitarios y en las comunidades afectadas, en donde las revelaciones de espionaje cayeron como un baldazo de agua fría. Esta indignación debe canalizarse en un activismo.

Obama foiled Netanyahu’s attempt to browbeat Washington into war. But the White House needs a new strategic approach.

Outrage over the surveillance of Muslim communities must be channeled into pressure to investigate—and end—the federally funded program.

The eurocrisis fully exposes the folly of deficit mania in a time of recession. So why are the GOP candidates still oblivious?

It would intensify the civil conflict and provoke a dangerous proxy war with Russia.

Forcing the Komen reversal was huge—but it was a campaign born of outrage, not ambitious vision.

But Washington won't follow through unless the grassroots insurgency of Wisconsin and Occupy grows.

We need a constitutional amendment to stem the flood of corporate money that’s poisoning our democracy.

Those clamoring for big cuts shouldn’t expect much, if anything, to change this year.