Print Magazine August 14-21, 2017, Issue Purchase Current Issue or Login to Download the PDF of this Issue Download the PDF of this Issue Editorial This Small Regulation Shows Us How the Economy Could Work for Everybody We know how to control monopolies, and we’ve done it before. Mike Konczal Realism on Russia We must investigate claims of Russian interference in the election, while also de-escalating a dangerous crisis. Katrina vanden Heuvel The Republican Coup to Trash Health Care Mitch McConnell is relying on secrecy and chaos to pass a bill—any bill. The Nation Comix Nation … Read More Matt Bors Column Adieu, Sean Spicer Calvin Trillin Trump’s Main Policy Is Destruction—Ours Must Be More Than Resistance The time to create alternatives is now. Kai Wright How Are We Going to Survive the Next 42 Months of Trump? Many progressives are depressed and angry. But there are also glimmers of hope. Katha Pollitt Letters Letters From the August 14-21, 2017, Issue The real crime… Reconstructing/deconstructing… Eating the environment… Our Readers Feature Britain Is in the Grip of Its Most Turbulent Political Time in More Than 30 Years Can a strong left rise from the chaos of Brexit, austerity, and the 2017 election? John Harris Can This Muslim Community Create a Model for Rebuilding Detroit? Dream of Detroit is uniting Muslims across race and background to rebuild one of the city’s long-neglected neighborhoods. Jenna Krajeski How America Is Failing Native American Students Punitive discipline, inadequate curriculum, and declining federal funding created an education crisis. Rebecca Clarren Books & the Arts The Impending Crisis Omar El-Akkad’s debut novel imagines a future America riven by civil war. Madison Smartt Bell Mal Waldron’s Ecstatic Minimalism The jazz pianist’s style was simple, but the themes that gave shape to his music were not. Adam Shatz The Left’s Opportunity in Wisconsin Progressive politics once thrived in the state, and the need for it still exists. Sarah Jones Recent Issues See All "swipe left below to view more recent issues"Swipe → November 2024 October 2024 September 2024 August 2024 July 2024 June 2024 See All x
This Small Regulation Shows Us How the Economy Could Work for Everybody We know how to control monopolies, and we’ve done it before. Mike Konczal
Realism on Russia We must investigate claims of Russian interference in the election, while also de-escalating a dangerous crisis. Katrina vanden Heuvel
The Republican Coup to Trash Health Care Mitch McConnell is relying on secrecy and chaos to pass a bill—any bill. The Nation
Trump’s Main Policy Is Destruction—Ours Must Be More Than Resistance The time to create alternatives is now. Kai Wright
How Are We Going to Survive the Next 42 Months of Trump? Many progressives are depressed and angry. But there are also glimmers of hope. Katha Pollitt
Letters From the August 14-21, 2017, Issue The real crime… Reconstructing/deconstructing… Eating the environment… Our Readers
Britain Is in the Grip of Its Most Turbulent Political Time in More Than 30 Years Can a strong left rise from the chaos of Brexit, austerity, and the 2017 election? John Harris
Can This Muslim Community Create a Model for Rebuilding Detroit? Dream of Detroit is uniting Muslims across race and background to rebuild one of the city’s long-neglected neighborhoods. Jenna Krajeski
How America Is Failing Native American Students Punitive discipline, inadequate curriculum, and declining federal funding created an education crisis. Rebecca Clarren
The Impending Crisis Omar El-Akkad’s debut novel imagines a future America riven by civil war. Madison Smartt Bell
Mal Waldron’s Ecstatic Minimalism The jazz pianist’s style was simple, but the themes that gave shape to his music were not. Adam Shatz
The Left’s Opportunity in Wisconsin Progressive politics once thrived in the state, and the need for it still exists. Sarah Jones