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How far-right operatives manufactured the “crisis” of free speech with books, think tanks—and billions of dollars. P.E. Moskowitz
And it could give Democrats a fighting chance in farm country and small-town America.
John Nichols
Todd Miller’s new book examines the massive industrial complex that sustains and influences the lines that divide the globe.
Aaron Bady
No, Epstein was not killed by a cabal of powerful men who wanted to silence him. But his death was part of a larger plot: the US prison system.
Elie Mystal
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As global warming intensifies, our world is becoming bleaker than one of the darkest dystopias ever imagined.
The senator explains to The Nation why he is raising concerns not just about the presidential debates but about the media’s narrow coverage of national crises.
John Nichols
His cruelty is all-American—and it’s shared by millions of others who make up the GOP’s base.
Jeet Heer
The ban against Representatives Tlaib and Omar has angered even those who can’t find their voices when Israel bombs kids in Gaza.
M.J. Rosenberg
Among Kashmiri Muslims, India is a foreign country and a hostile enemy. The latest decrees have provoked sorrow, despair, and anger.
Barbara Crossette
Lesson 1: When the missile is American, use the passive voice.
Serge Halimi and Pierre Rimbert
The roots of our migrant crisis trace back to decades of US interventionism and bloody coups in Central America.
Rebecca Gordon
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In a recent show curated by the New York painter and sculptor, as well as a showcase of his new work, his particular artistic psychogeography comes to life.
Barry Schwabsky
In his new book, Gates argues that the history of American democracy has always been one of constant push and pull.
Robert Greene II
Lisa Taddeo’s Three Women , a sprawling sexual biography of a trio of women, is the latest flawed attempt to chronicle the country’s changing mores.
Marie Solis
Watch and Listen
Harold Meyerson on the DSA, plus Katha Pollitt on Jeffrey Epstein and John Nichols on White Nationalism.
August 15, 2019
Jules Boykoff stops by the show to talk about a recent trip with Dave to Tokyo.
August 6, 2019
Belfast’s so-called “peace lines” were supposed to come down over a decade ago. Why are they still there?
June 5, 2019
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