In this week’s Elie v. US, our justice correspondent demands subpoenas, subpoenas, subpoenas of Trump and his cronies. Plus: Elon Musk gets hoisted by his own petard.
Like Moses, Abrams herself might not have made it into the promised land (or the governor’s mansion in Atlanta), but does anyone believe that Jon Ossoff or Raphael Warnock would be in the Senate ...
Or, reflections on the anality of evil.
Founded by abolitionists in 1865, The Nation has long believed that independent journalism has the capacity to bring about a ...
Despite harsh reprisal from the government, students show no sign of stopping.
Seeking facile compromises with Trump is a fool’s mission—and voters who are hungry for change will not accept half-measures.
And the impunity that the US granted Israel for its ongoing genocide of Palestinians in Gaza, its invasion of Lebanon, and its aggressive strikes against its neighbors—including US allies like Syria ...
For two years, leading Democratic factions have insisted that the party must abandon key populations to win. Tuesday proved them wrong.
Founded by abolitionists in 1865, The Nation has long believed that independent journalism has the capacity to bring about a ...
With the midterms over, we must now turn to the hard work of tending the democratic soil. Such work is not easy, and it will ...
A conversation with the former vice president about the fight for Democrats in the too-long-neglected South.
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