After decades consolidating their control over Area C, Israeli settlers are expanding into Areas B and A—nominally under Palestinian Authority jurisdiction—and displacing communities, an investigation reveals.

I once documented human displacement and desperation. Now, due to a crumbling media ecosystem, I am living it.

The former senator has given up campaigning for office to campaign for the natural world.

Landmark San Francisco and Los Angeles ballot initiatives aim to hike taxes on corporations with huge gaps between CEO and worker pay.

Mark Carney has put himself forward as one of the sharpest Western critics of Trump’s neo-imperial order. What’s less clear is what he’s offering in its stead.

Trump has destroyed a global system that mostly benefited the rich and powerful. We need to create something completely different in its wake.

The labor movement is reviving the practice of “salting” to bring unions to huge new industries.

Rubio’s transformation may say as much about neoconservatism as it does about the man himself.

Only the total abolition of the DHS can restore freedom.

After the Holocaust, Israel was hailed as the solution to an essentially antisemitic debate. Now, as another genocide unfolds—in Gaza—Jews are once again questioning the question.

With its cobalt and lithium mines, Congo is powering an energy revolution. It contains both the worst horrors of modern metal extraction—and the seeds of a more moral economics.

The co-leader of Die Linke helped rescue the party and make it into a political force. But can she beat back Germany’s ascendant far right?

Four years after Russia invaded, Ukrainian health workers are shoring up maternity care to protect the most vulnerable—and preserve Ukrainian identity.

RFK’s MAHA spectacle offers an object lesson in how the left cedes fertile political territory.

Despite a “ceasefire,” Israel’s killing has not ended. Neither has the determination of the Palestinian people to survive.

As major media capitulated to Trump this past year, student journalists held the powerful to account—both on campus and beyond.

In his celebrated mea culpa, the German pastor Martin Niemöller blamed his failure to speak out against the Nazis on indifference. Was that the whole reason?

Parents’-rights crusaders seeking to impose their Christian nationalist vision on the United States took their playbook from South America.

Olympique de Marseille shows that if fans organize, a team can fight racism, keep its matches affordable, and maintain a deep connection to the city.

Young people are facing a mental health crisis. This group of Cincinnati teens thinks they know how to solve it.

Meet the military women who are fighting to win purple districts for the Democrats and put the defense secretary on notice.

These activists and artists, pastors, and political leaders know what has always been true: The people have the power.

Twenty years after Katrina, the cultural workers who kept New Orleans alive are demanding not to be pushed aside. 

How the late-20th-century battles over race and policing in Los Angeles foreshadowed the Trump era.

Trump has made Los Angeles a testing ground for military intervention on our streets. Mayor Karen Bass says her city has become an example for how to fight back.

And how the rest of the country can too.

What we can learn from a great American city’s refusal to bend to Trump’s invasion.

A global supply chain built for speed is leaving behind waste, toxins, and a trail of environmental wreckage.

In the 1990s, a group of New Yorkers helped prove the effectiveness of a bold but simple approach to homelessness. Now Trump wants to end it.

“The administration doesn’t want me. I personally don’t feel safe [in the United States]. I know I’m not the only person who feels that way.”

Systems built up over the last 120 years are being either eliminated or corroded at warp speed, with the implicit blessing of the US Supreme Court.

All too often, when parents can’t afford safe housing, the solution child welfare services offer is putting their children in foster care.

As Trump escalates his war on civil society, will liberal foundations join the fight to defend democracy?

How a globe-trotting attorney is trying to win the release of the famed Hong Kong publisher.

One of Israel’s biggest companies is taking over huge swaths of US real estate—and tenants are paying the price.

He has chosen to unleash a powerful and potentially cataclysmic new technology on the world with no regard for consequences.

The Trump administration is using an imagined enemy—“antifa”—to justify turning ICE into an ultra-violent, unaccountable army invading US cities.

Elon Musk’s car from space offered a vision for a sustainable and autonomous future. All along, it was as awkward, easily bruised, and volatile as the entrepreneur himself.

The influential group of lawmakers has damaged its reputation as “conscience of the Congress” by staying silent on the Gaza genocide.

Democratic Party leadership is way out of touch with where the American people are, and it’s almost frightening to see the kind of anger and contempt that people feel toward it.

The Nation’s justice correspondent previews the court’s coming term—and explains why it will never stand up to Trump.

As Israel intensified its genocide in Gaza, Germany ramped up its long-simmering war on dissent, silencing Palestine solidarity while bolstering its own far right.

As gold prices spike across the globe, illegal mining is exploding—and driving the west African country toward ecological collapse.

The unsung hero of Mamdani’s campaign is its field operation. It may make him mayor of New York City.

The tech lord’s recent bid to reshuffle the ownership structure of his empire reinforces the clout of the Middle Eastern strongman regimes in its orbit.

Trump and his cronies’ style reflects a platform where grievance is currency and performance is power.

The Pulitzer Prize– and Emmy Award–winning journalist recounts a story of hope and heartbreak on the South Side of Chicago.

The labor minister hopes to keep Spain’s far right at bay, while winning workers more free time. Will she pull it off?

The railroad once represented the American dream of expansion—and exploitation. But is train travel becoming a thing of the past?

People of goodwill on either side of the horror find unity in the search for a good read.