To Sustain Journalism, Support Subsidies To Sustain Journalism, Support Subsidies
Nation writers Robert McChesney and John Nichols support government subsidies to sustain journalism in the future.
Mar 5, 2010 / The Nation
New Left Review at 50 New Left Review at 50
The journal's sustained critique of neoliberalism remains indispensable.
Mar 4, 2010 / Jon Wiener
The Moyers Legacy The Moyers Legacy
Bill Moyers's emphasis on dissenting views must live on at PBS.
Mar 4, 2010 / The Editors
Michael Foot and the Defense of a Free Press in Wartime Michael Foot and the Defense of a Free Press in Wartime
"Therefore we must fight, fight, fight to retain those liberties."
Mar 4, 2010 / John Nichols
“And The Twitter Goes Wild” “And The Twitter Goes Wild”
The Twitter spotlight on Morning Joe.
Mar 3, 2010 / Ari Melber
Semites and ‘Anti-Semites’ Semites and ‘Anti-Semites’
When the accusation (anti-Semitism) says more about the accuser (The New Republic) than the accused (Andrew Sullivan).
Feb 25, 2010 / Column / Eric Alterman
Obama’s Health Summit Faces Transparency, Twitter Obama’s Health Summit Faces Transparency, Twitter
One transparency group wants you to know how much every politicians at the health care summit accepted from health care and industry donors.
Feb 25, 2010 / Ari Melber
Tiger Woods: Rehabbing His Brand Tiger Woods: Rehabbing His Brand
Today's Tiger Woods press conference was an exercise in painful self-abasement that will achieve the opposite of its intended effect. I haven't seen anything this painfully scripte...
Feb 19, 2010 / Dave Zirin
Justice at Last? Justice at Last?
Justice may finally be imaginable for Edna Glover and her family. The charred remains of her son Henry were discovered in the burnt hulk of a car on a levee overlooking the Mississ...
Feb 13, 2010 / Esther Kaplan
Slide Show: The Faces of the Media-Lobbying Complex Slide Show: The Faces of the Media-Lobbying Complex
A visual aid to recognize the talking heads of cable news that are leading double lives as paid lobbyists for corporations.
Feb 11, 2010 / Photo Essay / The Nation