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January 24, 2023
Harvard Changed Its Mind on Ken Roth—Not on Allowing Free Speech About Palestine
If even a highly respected establishment figure like Ken Roth can be targeted for speaking out against Israel’s abuse of Palestinian human rights, where does that leave student organizers like us?
Nadine Bahour
and
Shraddha Joshi
January 24, 2023
What Does It Take to Win?
In his new history of American politics, Timothy Shenk examines the past and future of political realignments.
Kim Phillips-Fein
January 23, 2023
Why Do Republicans Want to Kill Their Voters?
The GOP’s pro-smoking crusade is the latest case of conservatives revolting against science to harm their followers.
Joan Walsh
January 23, 2023
Biden’s Next Chief of Staff Is a Disaster in the Making
Prospective pick Jeffrey Zients is a poster boy for corporate predation.
Jeet Heer
January 23, 2023
Rush Limbaugh’s Toxic Legacy
The more unpleasant side of Limbaugh does not appear in his new posthumous book
,
but it is hard to not think about its influence
.
Nathan Robinson
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January 23, 2023
The Media Can’t Get Enough of the Debt Ceiling
The debt limit on government spending is an obsolete holdover from a century ago. But the political media can’t stop equivocating over it.
Chris Lehmann
January 23, 2023
LA’s Grand Experiment in UBI
Last year, the city sent $1,000 a month to 3,200 people.
The Nation
followed four participants throughout the duration of the program.
Sasha Abramsky
January 20, 2023
Keenan, Dnipro, Liz, Bernie, and Deborah
Hell is for heroes.
Steve Brodner
January 20, 2023
Why Is Governor Kathy Hochul Waging War on Her Own Party?
New York’s governor is a relic from a lost world.
Jeet Heer
January 20, 2023
Nothing Is Worse Than Silence in the Face of Aggression
The Russo-Ukrainian War and the rest of us.
Bill Fletcher Jr.
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