The Board of Peace’s model for governing Palestine reflects designs for a new world order.

Why can’t critics take John Crowley seriously?

Forty years ago, the exiled South African activist dared to teach Zionism critically. A furious backlash ensued.

Why did Brazil’s democratic institutions hold firm while those in the United States so quickly wilted?

What have we learned from the past two decades of struggle?

What the denigration of disability tells us about human flourishing.

Older people are not holding everyone else back. A more just society requires a different fight.

Watching Kelly Reichardt’s films in the age of Anthropic.

Watching Kelly Reichardt’s films in the age of Anthropic.

Ezra Klein is wrong: shame is essential.

Condemning U.S. deference to Israel, a cousin remembers the life and legacy of the slain Palestinian American journalist.

The termination of payments to providers has coincided with a massive spike in detainee deaths and medical crises.

The first migrants deported from the United States ​under a recent bilateral agreement arrived in Democratic Republic of Congo early on Friday, according ‌to one of the migrants, a lawyer in contact w...

In the West Bank, the war has removed all restraints on settler violence against Palestinians.

Efforts to control Black mobility—from early passports to the Fugitive Slave Act—laid much of the groundwork for today’s border regimes.

ICE wants it both ways: to broadcast its might in spectacular shows of force, but to do so anonymously.

In the state’s twisted logic, being a victim of violence is reason for deportation.

In Lebanon, Israel seems to be following the same logic it deployed in Gaza: emptying out entire areas through what amounts to ethnic cleansing.

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is set in a familiar realm of forever wars fought at the behest of cruel elites. Like all great fantasy, it shows us what might be otherwise.

Melania is less about one woman than the disposability of them all in Trump 2.0.

Trump’s return has vaulted pro-crypto interests into power. As they capture ever more Democrats, the political will to stop them is dwindling.

A memoir of daily accommodation to fascism.

A memoir of daily accommodation to fascism.

From Gaza to Minneapolis, attacks on health care turn spaces of refuge into sites of state violence.

From Syria to Lebanon to Gaza, the coercion central to the new regime has been incubated in the Middle East.

An interview with Robin D. G. Kelley on how to think about ICE—and the broader history of police violence.

What the public life of American colonists can teach us about politics.

An interview with Robin D. G. Kelley on how to think about ICE—and the broader history of police violence.

A short story.

Revisit the writing from this year that readers turned to the most.

It’s easier to imagine the end of apartheid than the end of settler colonialism.

The sordid histories behind Texas's industrial-scale immigration detention center.

The problem isn't immigration. It's the failure of liberal democracy itself.

In the decades since the Wages for Housework movement, care work has become a site of profit in ways its leaders could never have predicted.

Classes have started for a lucky few, but Gaza’s public sector lies in ruins.