Hillary Clinton’s Newfound Populism Will Be Tested Early and Often

From trade deals to living-wage campaigns to student-debt relief, whose side is candidate Clinton on?

The Editors

Why the Deal With Iran Is Worth Fighting For

It will not only forestall a Mideast arms race; it could lead to resolution of a number of other regional crises.

Michael T. Klare

You’ll Definitely Guess How Republicans Want to Pay for Childcare

Tax breaks for childcare will be a disaster. Luckily, we know a better way.

Bryce Covert

Snapshot: Young Guns in Yemen’s War

A follower of Yemen’s Houthi movement carries his weapon during a protest against Saudi-led airstrikes. “We are rushing toward a humanitarian disaster,” Julien Harneis, the Unicef representative for Yemen, told Sharif Abdel Kouddous in a report for TheNation.com. “And children are paying the price for what’s going on.” Read More

Mohamed al-Sayaghi

Remembering the Left-Wing Terrorism of the 1970s

Bryan Burrough’s new book should lead us to ask why extremists are so frequently able to hijack movements fighting for social justice.

Eric Alterman

Who’s Gonna Win in Britain’s Election? Probably, Nobody

The United Kingdom’s political landscape is now as fractured and unruly as its society.

Gary Younge

Marco Rubio Declares

Calvin Trillin

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