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ArticleFissures and Fractures on the Right in the Post-Roe World
In the wake of Dobbs, some women on the right have retrenched; others have fled conservatism altogether.
ArticleThe Civil Rights Struggle of a Generation
Can Georgia’s Jon Ossoff keep his Senate seat and vanquish Trump’s Big Lie once and for all?
ArticleThe Plan to Supercharge American Democracy
How Democrats can save the country from an authoritarian takeover. Ben Wikler wants his fellow Democrats to win in 2026 as a check and balance to the catastrophic presidency of Donald Trump. But the serial organizer—who has served as the...
ArticleA Reckoning Comes for Nepal
The country’s political struggles are complicated by a severe climate crisis.
ArticleNorth Carolina’s Unsettled Recovery
Trump’s “recovery czar” has been MIA in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
ArticleIs the Israel Lobby Doomed?
Israel’s influence is waning, but the lobby’s demise isn’t inevitable.
ArticleThe UAW Wave
The union’s endorsement of insurgent candidates led to big wins this summer. During claire valdez’s campaign this year to represent New York’s District 7 in Congress, a slogan organically emerged: “Claire was there.” Repeated by labor...
ArticleWeapons: Made in Brooklyn
Protesting the military contractor operating on city-owned land. DIANA KRUZMAN
ArticleCan We Save Democracy?
Hélène Landemore’s case for an alternative system of popular government. OSITA NWANEVU