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Why the Trump Rally in St. Louis Was So Different
In a city divided after 17 months of protests since the killing of Mike Brown, decades of economic decline, and generations of racism and segregation, Donald Trump never got more than a few minutes to speak without interruption.
Umar LeeElection 2016
It’s Not About Trump. Our Political Culture Is Corrupt.
The Southern strategy created an us-against-them politics with a perverse idea of morality.
Rev. Dr. William J. Barber IIElection 2016
Gay Men Feel Hillary Clinton’s Pain—but Does She Feel Ours?
Clinton’s apology, which doesn’t acknowledge the righteous pain caused by her remarks, reveals a social distance that gay men might want to take a closer look at.
Richard KimElection 2016
Trump Rallies Have Become Violent Mobs—and Republicans Think That’s OK
Not one GOP candidate condemned the violence. Now a pro-Trump “news” site explains away an attack on its own reporter. Will anyone grow a spine?
Joan WalshLatest From The Nation
March 11, 2016 Media
Did Trump’s Campaign Manager Assault a Female Reporter?
The videos are flooding in, the verdict is out, but either way, Trump has sowed enough doubt to come out on top.
Leslie Savan
March 11, 2016 World
The Whole World Still Needs Feminism
March 11, 2016 Culture
‘Eclipsed’: Out From the Shadows
March 11, 2016 Election 2016
How Donald Trump Could Beat Hillary Clinton
March 11, 2016 World
Beyond a New Cold War
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Special Report
Win or Lose, the Sanders Campaign Is Building a Movement in Florida
When Sanders says this isn’t just about electing a president, he means it. So do his supporters.
D.D. GuttenplanYbor City—Florida was not feeling The Bern. It's less than a month before the March 15 Democratic primary, and I’m spending the afternoon phone banking at the National Nurses Organizing Committee (NNOC) office here in what used to be the center of Florida’s hand-rolled cigar industry. A historic neighborhood near… Continue Reading >
Nation Voices
Watch and Listen
Listen: Mouth to Ear
In the first episode of our new podcast series, we visit Bed-Stuy to learn how developers find properties to flip—and what happens to people who already live there.
March 9, 2016
Listen: Start Making Sense: Trump, Master of Hate
The front-runner’s terrifying supporters, the state of the GOP field, and American Muslims and Trump.
March 3, 2016
Listen: What Does it Mean When People Say ‘There Goes the Neighborhood’?
A new podcast series in partnership with WNYC.
March 2, 2016
Election 2016
Hillary Clinton Is Exposing the Dark Underbelly of the Democrats’ Money Machine
Her campaign has put a spotlight on the cozy relationships between Democratic operatives and corporate America.
Joshua Holland
The Gaping Hole in Clinton’s and Sanders’s Plans for Criminal Justice Reform
Why aren’t more reform-minded politicians talking about the public defender shortfall?
Zoë Carpenter
Before Her Murder, Berta Cáceres Singled Out Hillary Clinton for Criticism
The presidential candidate has ignored criticism of her role in enabling the consolidation of the Honduran coup.
Greg Grandin
Books & the Arts
Stranger Than ‘House Of Cards’
Given the absurdities of the current political season, it is worth asking why the return of the Netflix drama was so highly anticipated.
K. Leander Williams
A Critic’s Job of Work
I don’t see my job as making or breaking an artist. I have other responsibilities toward art.
Barry Schwabsky
A European Union?
Stefan Zweig’s essays in Messages From a Lost World are a product of his displacement and a sharp reminder to citizens about the agony in the present age of the refugee.
Gavin JacobsonColumnists
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To Tell of Bodies Changed
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Through the Slaughter
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The Idea of Houses
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