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If you’ve been watching television or tracking trending topics over the last few weeks, you’ve probably seen or read something about “white rural rage.” This is owed to the publication of a new

A pair of unusual lawsuits in D.C.’s federal court threaten to pull back the curtain on the way authoritarian foreign states manipulate western public opinion — and to embarrass both a Persian Gulf

Across the street from the famed Mexican marketplace on Los Angeles’ Olvera Street, with steaming tacos and an all-female mariachi band playing the renowned “Cielito Lindo” for the crowd on Cesar Chavez Day,

When U.S. governors gathered in Washington this February, Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte — a former Republican representative best known in the nation’s capital for body slamming a reporter — shared a practical political

Steve Brodner Hogwash. The post Bombs, Bathos, and Beyond appeared first on The Nation.

John Nichols The campaign to use “uncommitted” primary votes to send a message to Biden has won two dozen delegates, and it keeps growing. The post More Than Half a Million Democratic Voters

Dave Zirin Outfielders Esteury Ruiz and Brent Rooker stood with their fans against a planned move to Las Vegas. They were punished, and the owner is pulling the team from Oakland early. The

Elie Mystal The former justice is calling on Americans to emulate the civility of Supreme Court justices, never mind the extreme harm some of those justices are doing. The post No, Stephen Breyer,

Wei Chao Sneakers and mural art on the Separation Wall, Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine. The post Walk the Wall appeared first on The Nation.