Tulsi Gabbard’s Deceptive Foreign Policy
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Pelosi understands the role she plays as a check on an out-of-control presidency, and this is only the first of many times we will see her play it.
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Tax the Gap!
Why Portland’s new strategy for curbing executive pay frightens corporate America.
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The Forgotten Lessons of Nagasaki
Seventy-four years after an atom bomb destroyed the Japanese city, survivors hold on to its tragic memory.
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Steve King’s Racism Must Be Formally Censured
A tepid House resolution that even the hate-mongering congressman backed is insufficient. The chamber needs to clearly and unequivocally censure King for his scorching bigotry.
John Nichols
The Militarization of the Southern Border Is a Long-Standing American Tradition
Trump’s wall is just the latest incarnation of an old fixation.
Greg Grandin
Nancy Pelosi Is Done Enabling Trump and the GOP
Pelosi understands the role she plays as a check on an out-of-control presidency, and this is only the first of many times we will see her play it.
Joan Walshessay
There’s a Good Reason Many Jewish Women Will Be Joining the Women’s March
We feel it’s where we belong.
Sarah SeltzerFollowing the debate over anti-Semitism and the Women’s March has felt like having a year-long front-row seat to a soliloquy by Fiddler on the Roof’s conflicted Tevye: on the one hand, on the other hand, on the other hand. On the one hand, the attacks against the Women’s March leadership,… Continue Reading >
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Los Angeles TEACHERS ON STRIKE
‘This Model of Education Is Not Sustainable’
Yes, raises are important, but LA’s teachers are striking so their students have a fair shot at an education.
Sarah JaffeWhat the LA Teachers Strike Is All About
California is home to the industrial giants of Silicon Valley, the film industry, and the largest agricultural sector in the nation, but it has starved its public schools of resources for years.
Pedro NogueraLA’s Teachers’ Strike Will Be the Toughest Yet
The Los Angeles teachers’ strike begins today. It’s going to be the most difficult struggle so far in the educators’ revolt sweeping the country.
Eric Blancworld
Why No Deal Is the Real Deal: Brexit and the Politics of the Interregnum
Leaving the European Union is the necessary goal of the left in Britain.
Maurice Glasman
These Hungarian Students Are Fighting for Their Country’s Democracy
Though Orbán sought to stamp out dissent and free thought in Hungary, he only made us call out to one another in solidarity.
Rosa Schwartzburg
The Forgotten Lessons of Nagasaki
Seventy-four years after an atom bomb destroyed the Japanese city, survivors hold on to its tragic memory.
Susan Southard
Culture
Black Feminist Punks to the Front
On their debut album, London’s Big Joanie pay tribute to black sisterhood.
Ann-Derrick Gaillot
The Fyre Festival Documentary Is a Lurid Look Into Start-Up-Culture Grift
Chronicling the infamous music festival, the documentary looks at how tech bros turned a luxury getaway into a blockbuster scam.
Stephen Kearse
In the Shadow of the CMS
How content-management systems will shape the future of media businesses big and small.
Kyle ChaykaWatch and Listen
View: Portraits From the Exodus
Members of the migrant caravans, stranded in Tijuana, explain why they traveled thousands of miles from their homes.
December 14, 2018
Listen: NFL Coaching Hires: How Racist Is This League?
Charles Modiano stops by to talk about the NFL’s recent coaching hires.
January 15, 2019
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