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July 3-10, 2017, Issue
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Feature
Decades later, a Supreme Court ruling could give them their freedom.
When SCOTUS outlawed mandatory juvenile life without parole, advocates celebrated—but the outcome has been anything but fair.
The Trump-obsessed big media are mostly ignoring it, but Bernie-inspired activists are winning across the country—including in districts that went for Trump in 2016.
Resistance is necessary, but it’s not enough to win the world we need.
Editorial
And another reader is struggling with Trump-induced anxiety.
Activists at this year’s diverse and optimistic People’s Summit think so.
Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership offered an end to austerity, a commitment to the public good, the faith that generosity is more powerful than greed.
This is murder—even if Trump’s willful ignorance of climate science prevents him from seeing it as such.
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Column
Trump’s climate policy ignores our impending—and shared—global disaster.
Yet instead of holding the Koch brothers’ lackeys to account, the media says the GOP’s murder-suicide policy can be chalked up in part to “Democratic hubris.”
Books & the Arts
Despite a lifetime of political disappointments, the historian never gave up on the prospects of a broad left-wing social movement.
How historians narrate 1917 tells us as much about their politics as it does about what we can learn from the revolution’s failures.
If you’re looking for a heroine at the movies this summer, you should look beyond the latest superhero story.
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