politics

Katrina vanden Heuvel When ordinary Americans are forced to skip meals to afford healthcare, it’s vital that the Democratic Party resist retreating from small “d” populist policies. The post Aren’t Billionaires People, Too? Yes, but… appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Andrea Arroyo Trumpism is deadly. The post The Suicide of American Democracy appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Chris Lehmann Trump promised voters revitalization and growth. But he doesn’t know the first thing about economics. The post The Stupid Economy appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Daniel Bessner, Derek Davison Danny and Derek have reconciled with their disappointment in the new Star Wars film and can now bring you the news roundup.  The post Iran Talks Stall, Hezbollah Drones Limit the IDF, Cuba Pretexts Build appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Elie Mystal In this week’s Elie v. US, our justice correspondent dissects Ken Burns’s American Revolution documentary. Plus: the DNC’s autopsy report. The post The American Revolution Was a Mistake appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Ben Schwartz Trump would have all his comedian critics fired if he could. But Colbert represents a particular loss. The post Why Losing Colbert Hurts So Much appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Steve Brodner 145,000 kids matter. The post Evacuation Day appeared first on The Nation. Source link

John Nichols Too many Democrats still refuse to acknowledge how gravely the party was harmed by a failure to actively oppose genocide. The post No Mention of Gaza in the DNC’s 2024 Autopsy? Seriously? appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Sasha Abramsky As if the past 16 months weren’t enough, this week I reached my breaking point. The post We Should All Be Mad as Hell About Trump's $1.8 Billion Slush Fund appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Analilia Mejia The assault on voting rights should remind us. The post We Forgot What It Took to Gain Freedom appeared first on The Nation. Source link