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Wealthy centrists are already pressuring Democrats to give up their progressive achievements.

The vice president’s ascension provides an opening for a new approach to the horror in Palestine. But it won’t happen without sustained political pressure.

The nomination gives the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee a second ballot line in New York and a big organizational boost from the WFP and its allies.

The New Popular Front bloc denied the far right a victory by doing things the Democratic Party consistently fails to do.

In the last year, an estimated 12,500 vulnerable Paris residents were forced from their homes.

From the very start, Jewish violence has accompanied the proliferation of settlements.

In Mother Mary Comes to Me, the icon of Indian letters revisits the time that forged her as a writer.

A recent biography helps shed light on her life before and after John Lennon—making a case for the primacy of her art and its lasting influence.

In Born in Flames, Bench Ansfield asks, who, or what, is responsible for the arson epidemic that afflicted the borough in the 1970s and ’80s?

The independent senator from Vermont spoke to The Nation’s president about why he still believes political revolution can change the United States for the better.

By picking the banal natalist Senator J.D. Vance as his running mate, Donald Trump seems to be aiming for an even smaller share of the women’s vote than he earns on his own.

Despite Sean O’Brien’s support for Trump at the RNC, let’s be clear: A second Trump term would not be a win for the labor movement.