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The Red Emigrant
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Fox’s Absurd Unreality Show Is Now Aided and Abetted by Trump’s Undersized Hands
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World Politics
Trump Embraces the Most Repressive Dictator in Modern Egyptian History
President Sisi presents himself as a faithful ally in the war on terror, so Trump will ignore the tens of thousands he’s imprisoned.
Sharif Abdel Kouddous
Trump’s Generals Are Considering a Wider War in Yemen
A humanitarian crisis already threatens to starve millions. Deeper US involvement in the civil war will only make it far worse.
Juan Cole
Donald Trump’s Election Was Part of a Startling Global Trend in 2016
Around the world, violent populism is on the rise.
Alfred McCoyNation Voices
Politics
The Democratic Filibuster of Neil Gorsuch Is On
Five good reasons why Democrats are right to block Trump’s nominee.
Ari Berman
Bernie Sanders Just Introduced His Free College Tuition Plan
Joining with Elizabeth Warren, Sanders wants students to organize around the legislation.
George Zornick
Does California Hold the Key to Progressive Success?
The left coast will be integral to the 2018 and 2020 elections.
Sean McElwee, Matt McDermott and William JordanCulture
Ali Smith’s Novel of Disintegration
One of Autumn’s recurring themes is our willed blindness to what threatens our sense of order—from climate change to financial and political insecurity.
Namara Smith
The Red Emigrant
For Isaac Deutscher, exile helped him discover his real community—the internationalist left.
Bruce Robbins
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Listen: Chris Hayes: Trump ‘Knew Literally—And I Mean Literally—Nothing About’ His Health-Care Bill
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