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Walls and borders are this country's most consistent climate-change ‘adaptation.’
Ben Ehrenreich
Trump wanted Congress to get tough on presidents who use executive action to “subvert the Constitution.” How tough? He said they “certainly could be impeached.”
John Nichols
Sam Lipsyte’s novel Hark is a righteous send-up of self-help gobbledegook and the mindfulness industry.
Nathan Goldman
Three ways to stop the scam to steal the money to build the wall.
Elie Mystal
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By tying their fight against Amazon to bigger structural problems, activists in Queens showed us a way forward for transnational anti-corporate politics.
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AIPAC and Anti-semitism
I’m ashamed to admit that endorsing AIPAC positions was all about the Benjamins for me and my candidate.
Ady Barkan
In an age of conspiracy theories, what chance do we have against the oldest conspiracy theory of all?
Talia Lavin
An AIPAC and Capitol Hill veteran explains the lobby’s tactics of reward and retribution.
M.J. Rosenberg
Pete Buttigieg’s father was a Gramsci scholar—but he taught his son more about ethics than revolution.
Sara Marcus
Under the leadership of Republican Speaker Paul Ryan, the House did everything in its power to prevent Ro Khanna’s bill from coming to a vote.
James Carden
The New York State Senate’s new majority leader is championing women’s rights—and giving Governor Andrew Cuomo a piece of her mind.
Raina Lipsitz
The UK Parliament is at an impasse, and both main parties are at risk of fracturing.
Paul Mason
Chile’s dead president has some advice from beyond the grave.
Ariel Dorfman
For Palestinians like my fiancée and me, falling in love means scaling walls and defying occupation.
Ahmad Abuznaid
Opp-Art: Dispatches from the resistance
Sarah Moss’s haunting new novel Ghost Wall looks at the evil that lurks behind the stories we tell ourselves about borders and ancestral origins.
Emma Hager
A monumental achievement in high musical drama, Wolfe’s new piece Fire in my mouth is already one of the year’s best performances.
David Hajdu
Kevin Beasley’s new Whitney show, built around a massive, whirring cotton-gin motor, argues for a new way to listen to the horror and beauty of history.
Tiana Reid
Watch and Listen
Julie DiCaro and Bijan Bayne join the show to talk Cubs e-mails and Frank Robinson’s legacy.
February 11, 2019
It’s time to bring back the power of the strike.
January 8, 2019
Members of the migrant caravans, stranded in Tijuana, explain why they traveled thousands of miles from their homes.
December 14, 2018
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