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The New Republic, 1 Oct 2026

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The New Republic was founded in 1914 to bring liberalism into the modern era. The founders understood that the challenges facing a nation transformed by the Industrial Revolution and mass immigration required bold new thinking. Today’s New Republic is wrestling with the same fundamental questions: how to build a more inclusive and democratic civil society, and how to fight for a fairer political economy in an age of rampaging inequality. We also face challenges that belong entirely to this age, from the climate crisis to Republicans hell-bent on subverting democratic governance.

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ArticleThe Dire National Crisis That Wash­ing­ton Won’t Touch

Adoles­cents and young adults across the coun­try are col­lapsing under the weight of isol­a­tion and pres­sure to suc­ceed. There’s no easy x—but it’s past time for Wash­ing­ton to do something.

The Dire National Crisis That Wash­ing­ton Won’t Touch

ArticleAre Texas Demo­crats Finally Reach­ing the Moun­tain­top?

The Texas Demo­cratic Party once owned the state. It even did some good things. Then it col­lapsed, and boy, has it stayed col­lapsed. Ah, but if James Talarico wins ... DURING XAQ WEBB’S YEARS OF RADICAL OPTIMISM, HE thought little of the Texas...

Are Texas Demo­crats Finally Reach­ing the Moun­tain­top?

ArticleWe Need to Talk About The Apo­ca­lypse

End-times proph­ecy, pro-war prayer circles, Demo­crats as demons, crim­in­al­iz­ing the exer­cise of civil liber­ties: Chris­tian domin­ion­ism’s in­uence is every­where in the second Trump admin­is­tra­tion—and increas­ingly, within Amer­ica itself....

We Need to Talk About The Apo­ca­lypse

ArticleThe Big Greedy Data Cen­ter Next Door

Data cen­ters may be the per­fect encap­su­la­tion of an eco­nomy built to benet the already rich. A“er con­struc­tion star­ted on a vast facil­ity in Vine­land, New Jer­sey, res­id­ents didn’t just get mad; they got organ­ized. IN 2021, Andrew and...

The Big Greedy Data Cen­ter Next Door