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The Prince of Sex
When Reagan was president, and sex was death, it was a Prince song that turned me inside out.
Richard KimMental Health
What Happened to Sandra Bland?
To answer that question, you must begin way before she died in a Texas jail.
Debbie NathanTransgender Rights
North Carolina’s Anti-LGBT Law Is Not the Way to Keep Women Safe
The threats to women’s safety are posed by men, not trans women. So why should trans women suffer for those sins?
Katha PollittElection 2016
The Most Focused and Effective Democratic Messenger We Have Is Elizabeth Warren
The senator from Massachusetts is delivering a well-developed and stinging critique of Republican extremism—and Ted Cruz’s whining.
John NicholsLatest From The Nation
Today 5:50 pm Music
Prince Recognized That ‘if There Ain’t No Justice, Then There Ain’t No Peace’
Prince was always about more than politics, but he called for disarmament, rallied for peace, and announced that “black lives... still matter.”
John Nichols
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Donald Trump’s Virtual Reality
Today 9:45 am Election 2016
The Art of the Whine
Yesterday 3:56 pm Guns and Gun Control
Who Is Behind the Lie That More Guns Makes Us Safe?
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Remembering Prince
Good Night, Sweet Prince
The death of the musical legend has me reeling, and remembering vividly what it was like the one time I was in his presence.
Dave ZirinPrince Recognized That ‘if There Ain’t No Justice, Then There Ain’t No Peace’
Prince was always about more than politics, but he called for disarmament, rallied for peace, and announced that “black lives... still matter.”
John NicholsHis Majesty, Prince
The 46th annual Grammy Awards ceremony began with a surprise performance by the pop virtuoso who is once again calling himself Prince.
Jody RosenNation Voices
Election 2016
New York Had the Second-Lowest Voter Turnout So Far This Election Season
Among states with primaries, we are only beating Louisiana.
Ari Berman
This Is How Clinton Won New York
Tuesday may have marked the beginning of the end of the race for the Democratic nomination.
Joan Walsh
Bernie Sanders Is Not Going to Be President of the United States—He Should Keep Running Anyway
Millions of Americans still need a champion, and the Democratic Party needs his supporters.
D.D. GuttenplanWatch and Listen
Listen: There Goes the Neighborhood, Episode 7: When You Go to School With Gentrifiers
14-year-old Corrine Bobb-Semple has lived in Bed-Stuy her whole life. Her classmates haven’t.
Yesterday 4:00 am
Listen: Start Making Sense: Naomi Klein Says Climate Justice Requires Bernie’s Boldness
Plus Andrew Bacevich on our wars in the Middle East, and Amy Goodman on 20 years of Democracy Now!
April 14, 2016
Listen: There Goes the Neighborhood, Episode 6: Trickery, Fraud, and Deception in Brooklyn
In the wild world of Brooklyn real estate, developers looking to cash in don’t always play by the rules.
April 13, 2016
Books & the Arts
Hume’s Call to Action
For philosophy to be effective, it has to understand the world in which it operates. David Hume brought history and politics to the realm of ideas.
Richard Bourke
How to Succeed on Broadway!
Why is Arthur Miller one of the most lauded American playwrights—and one of the most vilified?
Alisa Solomon
Can an Unfinished Piece of Art Also Be Complete?
An exhibit at the Met Breuer explores the differences between completing and finishing an artwork.
Barry SchwabskyColumnists
