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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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ArticleUSA 250: Our Never-Ending American Argument
ArticleWho Owns the Declaration Of Independence?
LAST YEAR, The Atlantic reported that President Donald Trump had queried advisers about putting the delicate original copy of the Declaration of Independence on display in the Oval Office. “Trump’s request alarmed some of his aides, who...
ArticleChildren of the Revolution
Zayd Ayers Dohrn grew up in hiding, his radical parents on the run from the FBI. They wanted to make the world a better place. What did they owe him? IN SPRING 1970, Bernardine Dohrn, the 28-year-old leader of the radical leftist group the...
ArticleThe Coming Census Time Bomb
IN LATE APRIL, Virginia voters narrowly approved an aggressive gerrymander that would have given Democrats a largely unbeatable advantage in 10 of the commonwealth’s 11 U.S. House seats, counteracting GOP power plays in Ohio, Missouri,...
Article63 Where the Wild Things Are
New adaptations of Little House on the Prairie and Lord of the Flies are unapologetically gritty. THIS SPRING, Mac Barnett, the awardwinning children’s author of such contemporary picture-book classics as Sam and Dave Dig a Hole, dug...