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Feature
The Price of Austerity in England
Savage cuts in social services have put county councils in crisis.
Sasha Abramsky
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The Toxic Consequences of America’s Plastics Boom
Thanks to fracking, petrochemicals giants are poised to make the plastic pollution crisis much, much worse.
Zoë Carpenter
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Editorial
If the Filibuster Remains, the Progressive Agenda Is Doomed
It takes 60 votes for Democrats to build something, but only 50 for the GOP to tear it down.
Mike Konczal
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The Ilhan Omar Affair Was a Victory for Social Movements and Palestinian Rights
The spirited defense of the freshman congresswoman against unfair attack was the result of years of grassroots organizing. But will it really change the entrenched status quo in Washington?
Phyllis Bennis
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Exclusive: ICE Has Kept Tabs on ‘Anti-Trump’ Protesters in New York City
Documents reveal that the immigration enforcement agency has been keenly attuned to left-leaning protests in the city.
Jimmy Tobias
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Column
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Fox News Has Always Been Propaganda
The cable news channel has poisoned political discourse from the moment it went on the air.
Eric Alterman
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Books & the Arts
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The Lost Internationalism of Wendell Willkie
David Levering Lewis’s new biography recovers Willkie’s anti-imperialist vision.
Samuel Zipp
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Agustín Fernández Mallo’s Novel About Everything
The Spanish writer’s sprawling Nocilla trilogy is a contemporary epic.
Jessica Loudis
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