Print Magazine May 14, 2018, Issue Cover art by: Sabine Formanek Purchase Current Issue or Login to Download the PDF of this Issue Download the PDF of this Issue Editorial The Secret Daniel Ellsberg Really Worries About The author and former military analyst tells The Nation that it’s still US policy to launch a first-strike nuclear attack. Mark Hertsgaard Comix Nation ignore this… Read More Matt Bors Paul Ryan’s Cruel Vision—and the Red-State Rebellion Against It His plutocratic policies have provoked a growing backlash, in the form of teacher strikes and demonstrations from West Virginia and Kentucky to Oklahoma and Arizona. Katrina vanden Heuvel American Air Strikes in Syria Do Nothing to Further Justice for the Victims of the Attack on Douma There is no legal justification for the current US troop presence in Syria, let alone additional air strikes. Phyllis Bennis Power Needs to Be Restored to Internet Users The problem is bigger than Facebook. Micah L. Sifry Column How ICE Puts a Generation at Risk Young people are left to grapple with the consequences of every raid—sometimes for years. Laila Lalami John Bolton Replaces H.R. McMaster Calvin Trillin Lose Newspapers and You Lose Your Democracy Without independent journalism, Trump and other charlatans will thrive. Eric Alterman Letters Letters From the May 14, 2018, Issue A worthy tribute… Beyond the border of cruelty… What took so long?… Our Readers Feature Election 2018 Is Off to the Racists Across the US, white nationalists and their sympathizers are running for office—and they don’t need to win to be dangerous. Donna Minkowitz How Martin Luther Paved the Way for Donald Trump To understand why evangelicals support the president, look to the first Protestant. Michael Massing How Progressives Can Engage Russia America’s security depends on defeating oligarchy abroad and at home. David Klion Books & the Arts From Progress to Poverty: America’s Long Gilded Age The America that emerged out of the Civil War was meant to be a radically more equal place. What went wrong? Steven Hahn Joan Jonas’s Fragments More than anything else, time itself is the material Jonas works with, manipulating it as a sculptor might mold clay. Barry Schwabsky Waste My Life Hera Lindsay Bird Ode to the Belt Sam Sax Young Fathers Find a New Sound The band’s sense of what would pass for fitting into the pop-music mainstream is draped in their own idiosyncrasies. Briana Younger 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
The Secret Daniel Ellsberg Really Worries About The author and former military analyst tells The Nation that it’s still US policy to launch a first-strike nuclear attack. Mark Hertsgaard
Paul Ryan’s Cruel Vision—and the Red-State Rebellion Against It His plutocratic policies have provoked a growing backlash, in the form of teacher strikes and demonstrations from West Virginia and Kentucky to Oklahoma and Arizona. Katrina vanden Heuvel
American Air Strikes in Syria Do Nothing to Further Justice for the Victims of the Attack on Douma There is no legal justification for the current US troop presence in Syria, let alone additional air strikes. Phyllis Bennis
How ICE Puts a Generation at Risk Young people are left to grapple with the consequences of every raid—sometimes for years. Laila Lalami
Lose Newspapers and You Lose Your Democracy Without independent journalism, Trump and other charlatans will thrive. Eric Alterman
Letters From the May 14, 2018, Issue A worthy tribute… Beyond the border of cruelty… What took so long?… Our Readers
Election 2018 Is Off to the Racists Across the US, white nationalists and their sympathizers are running for office—and they don’t need to win to be dangerous. Donna Minkowitz
How Martin Luther Paved the Way for Donald Trump To understand why evangelicals support the president, look to the first Protestant. Michael Massing
How Progressives Can Engage Russia America’s security depends on defeating oligarchy abroad and at home. David Klion
From Progress to Poverty: America’s Long Gilded Age The America that emerged out of the Civil War was meant to be a radically more equal place. What went wrong? Steven Hahn
Joan Jonas’s Fragments More than anything else, time itself is the material Jonas works with, manipulating it as a sculptor might mold clay. Barry Schwabsky
Young Fathers Find a New Sound The band’s sense of what would pass for fitting into the pop-music mainstream is draped in their own idiosyncrasies. Briana Younger