The Nation
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We are currently tracking 15 recent articles from The Nation, published over the past 3 days. Recurring themes in its latest headlines include Ramaswamy, Democrat, Trump, and Vivek.
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Recent Articles (15)
Building Power Against the State—With Kamau Franklin
Shilpi Chhotray, Mindy Ramaker “No one has a right to tell you how to organize, to free yourself, and to liberate yourself.” The post Building Power Against the State—With Kamau Franklin appeared fir
What Are Democrats Prepared to Do if Trump Rigs the Election?
Elie Mystal In this week’s Elie v. U.S, our justice correspondent challenges Democrats' lack of a plan if Trump steals the midterms. Plus: the most racist, and honest, AI add ever. The post What Are
Ramaswamy’s Guide to a Better Vocabulary
Steve Brodner Quotes of the Week. The post Ramaswamy’s Guide to a Better Vocabulary appeared first on The Nation.
Why Trump Is Embracing Vivek Ramaswamy’s Vile Ad
Jeet Heer The president is leaning into the politics of toxic parenting. The post Why Trump Is Embracing Vivek Ramaswamy’s Vile Ad appeared first on The Nation.
The Shadow Knows
Tjeerd Royaards High-tech weapons, low-tech intelligence. The post The Shadow Knows appeared first on The Nation.
Tom Hayden’s Legacy and the New American Left
Michael Koncewicz It’s been 10 years since he passed away. The post Tom Hayden’s Legacy and the New American Left appeared first on The Nation.
Too Much Computer: Ingrid Burrington Discusses “Hyperscale” With Paris Marx
Paris Marx Paris Marx is interviewed by Ingrid Burrington about his new book “Hyperscale,” the financial forces driving data center expansion, and its hidden social and environmental costs. The post
Brazil’s Workers’ Party Is Not Stopping
Nicole Froio With just a few days remaining before the runoff election, supporters of Lula’s party are doing everything possible to rally support behind the president. The post Brazil’s Workers’ Part
Vivek Ramaswamy’s New Attack Ad Should Be a National Scandal
Chris Lehmann The Ohio GOP gubernatorial candidate has accused his Democratic opponent, Amy Acton, of lying about being raped when she was 12 years old. The post Vivek Ramaswamy’s New Attack Ad Shoul
Dirty Business
Niels Bo Bojesen Trump turns to Russian oil to lower fuel prices in the United States ahead of the midterm elections, throwing Ukraine under the bus. The post Dirty Business appeared first on The Nat
Could Mississippi Really Send a Democrat to the Senate?
Sasha Abramsky The answer, amazingly, is yes. The post Could Mississippi Really Send a Democrat to the Senate? appeared first on The Nation.
The Only Western Conference NBA Preview You Need
The Only Western Conference NBA Preview You Need Arya Shirazi joins us again for our annual NBA preseason predictions The post The Only Western Conference NBA Preview You Need appeared first on The N
Elon Musk and the Future of Capitalism—With Quinn Slobodian and Ben Tarnoff
Derek Davison, Daniel Bessner Quinn Slobodian and Ben Tarnoff join Danny and Derek to explore Elon Musk’s vision of capitalism, his political influence, and the future of Big Tech. The post Elon Musk
The Stupidest Things
Steve Brodner And haw we love it. The post The Stupidest Things appeared first on The Nation.
Can James Carville Please Just Be Quietly Wrong Somewhere Else?
Elizabeth Spiers The omnipresent consultant-cum-tantrum-thrower has long outlived whatever relevance he once had, but cable producers, podcast hosts, and Democratic campaigns haven’t got the memo. Th