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Why the Democrats' Path Back to Power Runs Through the Kitchen Table
Erica Etelson, Jared Abbott A unique new messaging study underscores the supremacy of economic populism in rural America and beyond. The post Why the Democrats' Path Back to Power Runs Through the Kitchen Table appeared first on The Nation. Source link
At Least 1 in 4 NFL Players Gets CTE, Major New Study Finds
The actual prevalence, researchers said, may be much higher. Source link
Is Mouthwash Bad for Your Oral Health?
We asked experts to fact check some claims. Source link
Pramila Jayapal at the PanAmerican Congress
Rep. Pramila Jayapal The Trump administration’s “Donroe” Doctrine promotes a flawed and failed policy of US intervention in the hemisphere. The post Pramila Jayapal at the PanAmerican Congress appeared first on The Nation. Source link
Unpacking Platner
Jonathan Smucker, Matt DaSilva, Aaron Regunberg On today’s episode of Fighting Fascism, reflections on Graham Platner, the lessons of primary season, debates over “wokeness,” data centers, and what lies ahead in November. The post Unpacking Platner appeared first on The Nation. Source link
How Jared Kushner Snookered Hakeem Jeffries
Jeet Heer Democrats need a fighter, but the congressional leader is addicted to illusory comity. The post How Jared Kushner Snookered Hakeem Jeffries appeared first on The Nation. Source link
The Ruthless Efficiency of Ultrapotent Street Drugs
Five decades after the “war on drugs” sought to make substance abuse unaffordable, illicit drugs are cheaper and more powerful than ever. A visit to Baltimore shows why. Source link
Road Trip to Nowhere
Henry Burke Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s reality show is an ungainly mix of corporate corruption and MAGA agitprop. The post Road Trip to Nowhere appeared first on The Nation. Source link
Can ‘Lymphatic Workouts’ Really Help With Bloating or Swelling?
Some influencers promote specific exercise routines, like walking or jumping, to reduce puffiness. Here’s what to know. Source link
Why Getting High Has Only Gotten Cheaper
The “war on drugs” sought to reduce substance abuse by driving up prices and lowering demand. Today, street drugs are less expensive and more dangerous than ever. Source link