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Sasha Abramsky Every day, Trump is saying and doing things that would get most elementary school children suspended. The post Trump’s Vile Rob Reiner Comments Show How Much He Has Debased His Office appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Ron Knox Communities are increasingly resisting extractive corporate power that inflicts real harm on resources. The post The Growing Protests Against Rapacious Data Centers appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Ben Schwartz The late actor and director leaves behind a roster of classic films—and a much safer and juster California. The post Rob Reiner’s Legacy Can't Be Sullied by Trump’s Shameful Attacks appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Bill Gallegos And how the rest of the country can too. The post How LA Defeated Donald Trump appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Bryce Covert The agency is unlawfully giving up on fighting disparate impact discrimination—meaning it’s “open season” on employees. The post The EEOC Is Now Letting Workplace Discrimination Stand appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Elie Mystal In making frequent, ill use of the “shadow docket,” the high court is not just handing Trump policy victories. It’s upending the rule of law. The post The Supreme Court’s Shadowy Plan to Subvert Democracy appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Katrina vanden Heuvel, John Nichols This year, progressive young Democrats sketched a path to meaningful wins in 2026. Is the party paying attention? The post From Aftyn to Zohran: A Road Map for Democratic Victory appeared first on The Nation. Source link

David Daley The Hoosier State’s Senate showed rare backbone in resisting the Trump White House’s demand for a mid-cycle gerrymander. But the Roberts court gets the final say. The post Indiana’s Gerrymander Victory Won’t Save Us appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Jeet Heer On The Time of Monsters: Stephen Wertheim on the government’s new National Security Strategy. The post Trump’s Global Culture War appeared first on The Nation. Source link

Steve Brodner Kristi Kremed. The post What to Do With the Ballroom in 2029? appeared first on The Nation. Source link