Ad Policy
Skip to content
Mastodon
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Donate
Log In
Podcasts
Books & The Arts
Climate Justice
Abortion Rights
Poetry
Politics
World
Culture
Events
Shop
Journalists and Journalism
Current Issue
Newsletters
Subscribe
Search
Facebook
Twitter
Email
Toggle Menu
Log In
fb
tw
mail
msg
wa
sms
Events
Politics
World
Climate
Activism
Culture
Podcasts
Shop
Subscribe
Current Issue
Newsletters
Donate
Log In
Mastodon
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Search
Log In
Email *
Password *
Remember Me
Forgot Your Password?
Log In
New to
The Nation
?
Subscribe
Print subscriber?
Activate
your online access
Media Analysis
Media Analysis news and analysis from The Nation
January 6, 2016
World Disorder in the New Year
Civil, terrorist, and trade wars are now destabilizing the international order, abetted by the US-Russian Cold War.
Stephen F. Cohen
January 1, 2016
Resolution for 2016: Let’s Have Lots More Presidential Debates
Robert Reich is petitioning the DNC to open up the process. Let’s make this the start of a fight for more debates in the primary season and this fall.
John Nichols
December 23, 2015
Instead of Calling Him a ‘Jerk,’ Bush Should Say ‘Donald Trump Is Making Overtly Fascist Appeals’
While Republicans pull their punches and embarrass themselves, Democrat Martin O’Malley says what should be said.
John Nichols
December 23, 2015
The Post-1991 World Order Is Crumbling—When Will the US Adjust?
Despite transformational events from Ukraine and the European Union to the Middle East, Washington refuses to re-think anything.
Stephen F. Cohen
December 23, 2015
Media Notices Homeless People on Streets, Blames Progressive Mayor
How New York’s Bill de Blasio inherited a homelessness crisis—and then got blamed for it.
Patrick Markee
GET UNLIMITED DIGITAL ACCESS FOR LESS THAN $3 A MONTH!
Subscribe
December 22, 2015
A Vigorous Foreign-Policy Debate Between Clinton and Sanders
A long-overdue debate has opened.
Katrina vanden Heuvel
December 15, 2015
Donald Trump Is the Natural-Born Son of Today’s Media Crisis
When all the “news” is one big spectacle, we shouldn’t be surprised by the popularity of a candidate like Trump.
Tom Engelhardt
December 9, 2015
US and NATO Double Down on the Cold War Versus Russia
In the aftermath of the Paris and San Bernardino attacks, Washington and Brussels still reject a coalition with Moscow against international terrorism.
Stephen F. Cohen
December 8, 2015
Trump Wins Even If ‘Time’ Magazine Doesn’t Name Him Its ‘Person of the Year’
The Person of the Year will be announced on Wednesday—and this year it really matters.
Leslie Savan
December 8, 2015
‘America’s Next Top Model’ Wraps After 22 Seasons of Bigotry
Exotic Asians, hot-tempered Latinas, and the original angry black woman—we owe all of these reality TV tropes to Tyra Banks’s fake-empowerment series.
Jennifer L. Pozner
Prev
1
…
80
81
82
83
84
…
89
Next
x