politics
Affordable Housing Is at Stake in the NYC Election, but Advocates Can’t Agree on How
Nikole Rajgor While half of the proposals on this year’s ballot deal with housing, elected officials and organizers in New York City are divided on their effectiveness. The post Affordable Housing Is at Stake in the NYC Election, but Advocates Can’t Agree on How appeared first on The Nation. Source link
Andrew Cuomo Is Going Out the Way He Came In: as a Vile Bigot
Jeet Heer Vote for Zohran, not the moron. The post Andrew Cuomo Is Going Out the Way He Came In: as a Vile Bigot appeared first on The Nation. Source link
Destroy the Metrics, Destroy the Truth
Eric Reinhart Trump’s decimation of public health systems isn’t about efficiency, cost-saving, or even ideology. It’s about building a world without truth of the possibility of accountability. The post Destroy the Metrics, Destroy the Truth appeared first on The Nation. Source link
See No Evil? Canadian Government Media Blurs Out the Swastika on a Ukrainian Soldier.
Lev Golinkin Canada’s shameful refusal to acknowledge its support of the far right yesterday and today. The post See No Evil? Canadian Government Media Blurs Out the Swastika on a Ukrainian Soldier. appeared first on The Nation. Source link
US Ashtray
Holly Ballard Martz Constitutional democracy in the United States in under attack. The post US Ashtray appeared first on The Nation. Source link
Will the Democratic Party Keep Learning the Wrong Lessons?
Nick Perkins As an intern for Jon Tester’s campaign, I saw a disconnect between our claim to authentic Montanan populism and the reality on the ground. In 2025, we need something different. The post Will the Democratic Party Keep Learning the Wrong Lessons? appeared first on The Nation. Source link
How to Place Rural Communities at the Heart of the Anti-Trump Movement
Anthony Flaccavento Rural activists are ready to take their place and play their part in the coalitions that are forming. The post How to Place Rural Communities at the Heart of the Anti-Trump Movement appeared first on The Nation. Source link
How My Grandmother Remembers the Nakba
Tareq Baconi In 1948, my family fled Palestine when Zionists took over. I pieced their story together from a box of letters and diary entries. The post How My Grandmother Remembers the Nakba appeared first on The Nation. Source link
The Fate of Our Cities Is Now in the Supreme Court’s Hands
Elie Mystal In this week’s Elie v. U.S., The Nation’s Justice Correspondent warns of an upcoming SCOTUS case—and hails the wisdom of Uncle Iroh. The post The Fate of Our Cities Is Now in the Supreme Court’s Hands appeared first on The Nation. Source link
No Kings Sketches
No Kings Sketches Arc de Trump. The post No Kings Sketches appeared first on The Nation. Source link