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The horrors of Trump’s unchecked global aggression call for a truly visionary foreign policy—not a return to the failed status quo.
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The horrors of Trump’s unchecked global aggression call for a truly visionary foreign policy—not a return to the failed status quo.
The civil-rights activist and founder of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition changed what’s possible in politics.
The weaponizing of the department to do Trump’s bidding has dangerously undermined its credibility.
The Trump administration’s destructive environmental policies will cost us all. But we must not give up.
David Faris argues that the New York representative is the new national leader the Democrats need, but Daraka Larimore-Hall claims she can get more done in Congress.
The workers at the JBS plant in Greeley, Colorado, voted overwhelmingly for a strike last month.
A conversation with A.S. Hamrah about the dispiriting state of the movie business in the post-Covid era.
The emperor is stark naked, but thanks to a misguided legal doctrine, the Republican justices keep insisting he’s fully clothed.
The hard-line pro-Israel lobby is facing more opposition than ever before. But fully defanging it won’t be easy.
Jeff and Deb Hansen spend hundreds of thousands to keep the state friendly to their business.
The right’s moral charade was always going to be undone by the Trump of it all.
Trump has destroyed a global system that mostly benefited the rich and powerful. We need to create something completely different in its wake.
The Canadian prime minister has put himself forward as a bold critic of Trump’s neo-imperial order, but his actions have been far more muted.
Rubio’s transformation may say as much about neoconservatism as it does about the man himself.
I once documented human displacement and desperation. Now, due to a crumbling media ecosystem, I am living it.
Russ Feingold is on a new mission: preserving nature to save the planet.
Landmark San Francisco and Los Angeles ballot initiatives aim to hike taxes on corporations with huge gaps between CEO and worker pay.
The labor movement is reviving the practice of “salting” to bring unions to huge new industries.
Only the total abolition of the DHS can restore freedom.
A new book revisits the public housing programs of the 1930s.
What happens when liberalism’s crisis is made into a fable?
Through Nkrumah’s story, Howard French charts the history of African decolonization and the American civil rights movement.
In his performances, he questioned whether or not an artwork needed to supply a specific meaning in order to generate a feeling.
In the show's fourth season, everyone has a story to sell and very few are true.