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Pedro Gonzales

A former fellow with the Claremont Institute explains how white nationalist dogma sets the terms of political belonging on the MAGA right. Founded by abolitionists in 1865, The Nation has long ...
These private equity vampires will just keep strip mining the things that give us joy if we let them. Adou Thiero of the Los Angeles Lakers looks on in the first half of the 2026 NBA Summer League ...
It sowed the seeds for a new era of social movements—but its politics of powerlessness should act as a cautionary tale.
The chief justice’s comment went viral. Young Indians rightly heard in it the reflex of a patronizing, geriatric elitist (Indian politics is, unfortunately, rife with them). It is the complacency that ...
The American university is in crisis. Neither the public, the students, nor even the faculty believe in a system that was ...
At a time when the US president is actively interfering in elections, these groups, activists, and officials are protecting ...
The president’s backing failed to secure a primary win in Minnesota for Mike Lindell. And he’s not the only one. Gubernatorial candidate Mike Lindell makes his case for the GOP nomination in Duluth, ...
Thousands of words have been written about the use of GLP-1 drugs for weight loss, but the real story seems to have been overlooked. These medications have become a proving ground for a cohort of ...
More than 300,000 Wisconsin voters backed a democratic socialist’s gubernatorial bid. That’s the measure of the strength of a new kind of politics. Francesca Hong at a primary election night watch ...
While the Skydance–Warner Bros. merger is in legal limbo, the CEO seeking to pull it off makes a disingenuous case for it in ...
David Griscom’s new book “The Myth of Red Texas” undoes the idea of Texas as a place with conservatism inherent to its ...
The administration has now made public a proposed rule to eliminate critical standards for services in the free preschool ...