Happy birthday to America! Our July/August issue, celebrating 250 years of our country, is live today. It's a packed issue, featuring pieces by @BernieSanders, @ZohranKMamdani, @Janefonda, Viet Thanh Nguyen, and many more of our best thinkers. Subscribe to read the whole issue now: subscriptions.thenation.com.
To a dramatically greater extent than Rep. Dan Goldman, Brad Lander is up to the challenge of this moment. That's why we're endorsing him for Congress.
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If Musk really wanted to benefit people, he could spend more time thinking about the real causes of human suffering and less time doing cringey and expensive stunts like shooting a Tesla roadster into space.
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As the World Cup arrives in the United States, activists are organizing to expose the human costs behind the spectacle, write Dave Zirin and Jules Boykoff. bit.ly/3Qmqvmp
The art of the American Revolution does not confirm the age-old and stale myths of 1776 but opens us up to a more radical, more egalitarian past. Rachel Hunter Himes in @booksandthearts.
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Two high-profile Grahams faced voters in US Senate primaries this week: Graham Platner and Lindsey Graham. One did much better than the other.
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Donald Trump is "pissed." Why? The manifest failure of even today’s invertebrate Republican Party to carry out every self-glorifying iota of his bidding.
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In October 2020, I uploaded my résumé to the store’s website. A couple of weeks later, I was hired as a cashier and supervisor in a department called the Front End.
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Donald Trump is relentlessly trying to settle scores with his enemies. He's in what might be called the "Roy Cohn phase" of his presidency.
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Brad Lander has put his body on the line for immigrants, fought for tenants and workers, and challenged corporate power. That's the kind of representative NY-10 deserves—not Dan Goldman.
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As the Trump administration struggles at home, its top figures are trying to fuel a racist backlash to immigration in Europe, argues Sasha Abramsky in this week's Authoritarian Watch column.
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"Closing the store on time was a way to push back against bosses who treated us like widgets and paid us pennies. My colleagues and I worked days, nights, or a combination of them."
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Trumpworld is fanning anti-immigrant fury from D.C. to Belfast. Sasha Abramsky writes about Elon Musk and the Trump administration's embrace of racist, far-right conspiracy theories.
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Platner's race against Susan Collins will get major coverage this year. But, perhaps, some attention might also be spared for the South Carolina race involving another Graham: Lindsey Graham.
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Across the US, activists are mobilizing to challenge Trump’s racist immigration enforcement and FIFA policies during the World Cup, write Dave Zirin and Jules Boykoff.
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There’s simply no good explanation for why one person who runs multiple companies at the same time and cannot focus on any single one of them with his full attention should be rewarded this way.
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After leaving graduate school with no prospects for a teaching job, I worked at a grocery store. What I saw was a working class struggling to survive.
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If Tom Homan is to be believed, ICE is headed to NYC in serious numbers—and @ElieNYC wants to know: are you prepared for the potential invasion? This, plus the Trump administration’s newest stealth attack on trans people, in his latest newsletter.
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In this week’s “Elie v. US,” @ElieNYC warns of Border Thug Tom Homan’s threats to send an ICE invasion to NYC—during the World Cup. Plus, the Trump admin’s latest vile attack on trans people. And the deeper meaning behind Trump’s booing at the Knicks game.
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Graham v Graham: In South Carolina, Lindsey Graham won with 56.8 percent of the vote—a victory, but an unspectacular one for such an ostensibly powerful figure. Meanwhile, in Maine, Graham Platner carried 72 percent of the Democratic primary vote.
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The Trump administration is addicted to violence. It’s the only possible explanation, writes @ElieNYC, for why Trump’s border thug has taken to threatening to New York with an ICE invasion during the world cup. This and more in his latest newsletter.
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