Cover art by: Cover photo by Joseph Dana, design by Milton Glaser Incorporated
Activists march side by side with Palestinians against the wall and the occupation.
Inside the secret, mostly Muslim prisons that ban virtually all contact with the outside world.
Should the program target hunger and obesity by promoting consumption of fruits and veggies?
Could the Green Mountain state be the first in the country to offer accessible healthcare to all its citizens?
Between indefinite detentions in Guantánamo and the treatment of Bradley Manning, President Obama has shown that the poisonous shards of Abu Ghraib are still with us.
The mass mobilization in Wisconsin was powerful. But Governor Scott Walker remained determined to disempower unions.
The cost of food skyrockets as oil prices rise, triggering political unrest.
The Supreme Court has ruled that the Westboro Baptist Church can’t be punished for picketing at funerals. Is this really a win for free speech?
In Wisconsin and elsewhere, attacks on unions aren’t about budget savings. They’re about dismantling the final barrier to the domination of American politics by the power of money.
Radiant and obscure, the art of Lynda Benglis and David Hammons has a way of hiding itself.
Dylan’s Mr. Jones was confused by revolution; the persona of Deb Olin Unferth’s memoir is nonchalant about it.
An essay adapted from the forthcoming The Dead Yard: A Story of Modern Jamaica.
Voting for the next Nation puzzler has now closed. Stay tuned for the announcement of the winner of our Crossword Puzzle Contest!