In the 1940s, The Nation asked questions about the atomic bomb we’re asking of artificial intelligence today.

But as brazen and authoritarian as the provenance of these ad spots are, they seem likely to backfire.

But as brazen and authoritarian as the provenance of these ad spots are, they seem likely to backfire.

A new lawsuit alleging that a former student was drugged and gang-raped by Chi Phi fraternity members is sparking outrage in the Cornell community.

Jenn Steinfeld joins Fighting Fascism to explain how David Morales’s campaign built a volunteer-powered field operation focused on grassroots organizing and movement building.

Between a budget crisis and a cost-of-living squeeze, Macron is leaving a country feeling more insecure than ever—and ready to take to the streets.

I grew up in a neighborhood manufactured by the University of California, Irvine. It felt like a utopia for academics—until the university forsook its mission of serving the public.

Despite being embroiled in scandal, the Maine senator is benefiting from Democratic Party divisions.

On the sidelines of the UN General Assembly meeting and New York Climate Week, the California governor called AOC “the real damn deal.”

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I talked to the political prisoner about the politics of love, her case, surviving as a trans woman in a men's prison, and how she makes it through the day.

If they win in the midterms, the party must move quickly and aggressively to undo the harm Trump and his cronies have caused.

If Democrats win the House in the midterms, as expected, Mike Johnson won’t hold the gavel in any meaningful way again.

An interview with reporter Akbar Shahid Ahmed about his new book, “Crossing the Red Line.”

Following Hamas's horrific October 7 attack, Israel launched an offensive of staggering violence in Gaza, saying it targeted militants while regularly striking hospitals, schools, and homes. Criticall...

An interview with reporter Akbar Shahid Ahmed about his new book, “Crossing the Red Line.”

Trans people must now live out another election cycle knowing our friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors are being flooded with agitprop designed to dehumanize us.

Trump has so badly damaged the Republican Party’s brand that strategists are contemplating bitter fights—and losses—in races they’d been banking on as sure things.

Make no mistake: The United States can seize Netanyahu for crimes under US law and prosecute him in US courts when he is in New York City this week.

In a meeting with mayors from around the globe, Mamdani argued that the left must fix everyday problems—or the right will find someone to scapegoat for them.

According to multiple GI rights organizations, service members are inquiring in unprecedented numbers about seeking conscientious objector status.

Talking to Texas gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa about what redistricting could mean and how a new generation of Democrats is speaking more directly to voters.

Make no mistake: The United States can seize Netanyahu for crimes under US law and prosecute him in US courts when he is in New York City this week.

Exclusive: Read the text of a major foreign-policy address delivered by the independent senator at Riverside Church.

Make no mistake: The United States can seize Netanyahu for crimes under US law and prosecute him in US courts when he is in New York City this week.

The president has banned MS NOW, CNN, and Politico from attending press briefings. The rest of the media should respond with a boycott.

Hegseth was always a horrible choice for defense secretary. At long last, some in the GOP are admitting it.

As long as we have nuclear weapons, the job of ending humanity will continue to be as easy as the push of a button--or an AI agent hacking into a nuclear command-and-control system.

The political fixer created a career for himself as a self-promoting, ubiquitous hustler. Like Trump, he got away with it by having the right friends.

Everywhere you look, the president is causing chaos and destruction.

The political fixer created a career for himself as a self-promoting, ubiquitous hustler. Like Trump, he got away with it by having the right friends.

A Big Pharma bait-and-switch.

A new film biography depicts the Palestinian writer as still out of place—and ahead of his time.

And with the Trump administration encouraging unregulated growth in the industry, Democrats need to start acting like it.

Everywhere you look, the president is causing chaos and destruction.

Trump is trapped in a war that has already been lost, a reality that he will never allow himself to admit.

Electric-shock gloves used on students in Nebraska are the latest sign of how policing, surveillance, and military technology have entered American schools.

The political fixer created a career for himself as a self-promoting, ubiquitous hustler. Like Trump, he got away with it by having the right friends.

We’re keeping an eye on their races to find out. Here’s where things stand.

Analysts say the consequences for energy prices and the world economy may be more serious in this later phase of a war that many had expected to be largely over by now.

The political fixer created a career for himself as a self-promoting, ubiquitous hustler. Like Trump, he got away with it by having the right friends.

The crusade against ballot access, like virtually every other facet of Trump's agenda, does nothing to serve the interests of “the people,” but our press is too brain-dead to notice.

It is damn time we all started acting like it.

In a bizarre Senate committee hearing, the FBI director defends his tenure and disrespects Democrats.

A 2025 study found that 70 percent of adolescents sought reproductive health information through social media platforms.

The Liberal Gun Club, which has chapters in more than 30 states, reported a spike in interest as ICE raids ratcheted up early this year.

Editorial: U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna is right to demand that Congress remain in session until immediate and meaningful oversight action is taken.