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ALT The cover of The Nation magazine, November 2022 issue, titled "(Mis)Adventures in the Manosphere." It features a painting of a person with wavy hair wearing a gray shirt against a dark background. The cover also lists feature articles by Rebecca Solnit and on the topics of the Midterms and Janet Malcolm. The background is a light purple.
Chris Lehmann reports from a Trump rally in Dubuque, Iowa, where a visibly diminished Donald Trump makes a deranged final pitch for GOP candidates. thenation.com/article/politi…
“I’ve always run for office like I’m 10 points behind. I’m not taking anything for granted.” Minnesota Senate candidate Peggy Flanagan spoke to @joanwalsh on the eve of the election: thenation.com/article/politi…
At one of his final midterm rallies, the president showed just what a spent political force he has become—and what little grip on reality he still has. thenation.com/article/politi…
"That is what Trump cannot stand. He wants us to believe that our differences make us weaker, that some people belong here more than others, and that fear is the only way to lead. Minnesota proves otherwise. Our strength comes from looking out for one another, recognizing our shared humanity, and refusing to abandon our neighbors." thenation.com/article/politi…
🇺🇸 🇮🇱 🗳️ “When Stevens made her announcement, one of the people in the background was Abigail Ronson, described by Drop Site as not only a Rogers spokesperson, but “a registered foreign agent for the state of Israel.” Not surprisingly, AIPAC repeatedly posted celebratory retweets of Stevens’ endorsement of Rogers.”
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Centrist, pro-Israel Democrats helped Haley Stevens undermine Abdul El-Sayed for months. Now they are reaping the consequences. thenation.com/article/politi…
Records reveal that CUNY was invested in companies—including Lockheed Martin, Caterpillar, and Elbit—that are linked to Israeli military operations in Gaza. thenation.com/article/societ…
As the innings accumulate, I’m brought back to the beer-soaked stages and sweat-streaked floors where I cut my teeth. The early days of a punk band’s ascent are traditionally viewed as innocent, less cynical, driven by a genuine love of the game. Likewise, since legal gambling is now largely coextensive with professional sports, watching professional baseball for its own sake is a return to a simpler time. Cheering and jeering abound, but no one here is screaming about their parlay, or frantically refreshing the FanDuel app. thenation.com/article/societ…
ICYMI: Bernie Sanders is mounting a relentless, urgent campaign to stop Trump, elect progressives, and transform US politics. thenation.com/article/politi…
Corporate landlord American Landmark admitted that its business model priced tenants out. Now, former tenants have filed a class-action lawsuit against the company. @thomasbirm reports: thenation.com/article/societ…
Here at game three of the WPBL’s inaugural championship series, fans carry signs with slogans like “I drove 300 miles to be a part of HERSTORY.” There is a palpable shared sense that the one thing better than being on the right side of history is cheering history on while you’re sitting by its third base line. thenation.com/article/societ…
Journalists cannot decide what other people think is important. Their job is to illuminate what they think is in the public interest. I think reporting on rape allegations levied against the president of the United States is in the public interest. thenation.com/article/politi…