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Kushner and Trump’s Vile Isle Resort
4 hours ago The Southern Baptist Convention’s rightward drift is emblematic of a deeper problem for American Christianity It’s been a pivotal last week for the largest Protestant Christian denomination in the United States. The Southern Baptist Convention took a series of moves to the social and theological …
Fight Division, Fight Fascism
Can we count on you? In the coming election, the fate of our democracy and fundamental civil rights are on the ballot. The conservative architects of Project 2025 are scheming to institutionalize Donald Trump’s authoritarian vision across all levels of government if he should win. We’ve already seen events that fill us with both dread and cautious optimism—throughout it all, The Nation has been a bulwark against misinformation and an advocate for bold, principled perspectives.
Democracy Dies in Darkness
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Cease Fire!
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Meatwashing at COP28
Meatwashing at COP28 From CounterPunch.org December 2023 Along with factory farming giants like JBS, marketing groups like the Global Meat Alliance, whose mission is to “create a positive global narrative for the meat industry” and the Global Dairy Platform whose slogan is “Dairy. Everyday. Around the world.” are promoting animal agriculture’s messaging at COP28.
War, What Is It Good For?
Sue Coe is a New York artist and illustrator, and a longtime contributor to The Nation who modestly describes herself as “double parked on the highway of life.” Her books include Dead Meat (with an introduction by Alexander Cockburn) and Bully! (with Judith Brody).
Hamas’s Shock Attack Should Spark Our Horror-And Our Questions
Dispatch / This appalling violence emerged within a context, and we need to understand that context in order to achieve peace. Ad Policy Tel Aviv—After waking up early Saturday to sirens and a barrage of hundreds of rockets, we learned about the unprecedented assault that Palestinian militants from Gaza carried out on Israeli towns near the border.
Cluster Bombs and Children
Sue Coe is a New York artist and illustrator, and a longtime contributor to The Nation who modestly describes herself as “double parked on the highway of life.” Her books include Dead Meat (with an introduction by Alexander Cockburn) and Bully! (with Judith Brody).
Young People in Peru Are Protesting to Protect Democracy
The Nation Weekly Fridays. A weekly digest of the best of our coverage. By signing up, you confirm that you are over the age of 16 and agree to receive occasional promotional offers for programs that support The Nation’s journalism. You may unsubscribe or adjust your preferences at any time. You can read our Privacy Policy here. As we approach the first anniversary of Boluarte’s presidency, international coverage of the country’s growing social movement has noticeably lessened.
The Hugely Important Strike You’re Not Hearing Enough About
Activism / The LA hotel workers’ strike is vast, high-stakes, and being met with intense resistance. So why isn’t it getting more national attention? Ad Policy Three weeks ago, UNITE HERE Local 11 sent the National Labor Relations Board a letter alleging that the Sheraton Universal Hotel in Los Angeles, which is owned by the Shenzen New World Group Company, was engaging in a systematic campaign of retaliation against workers who had gone on strike on July 21 in order to secure a better contract.
The American History of Gun Violence
Sue Coe is a New York artist and illustrator, and a longtime contributor to The Nation who modestly describes herself as “double parked on the highway of life.” Her books include Dead Meat (with an introduction by Alexander Cockburn) and Bully! (with Judith Brody).
Q&A: Drew Faust on Growing Up in the Sixties
Jon Wiener: I’ve read a lot of memoirs written by sixties people and virtually all trace the origins of their activism to the same moment: the sit-in movement in the spring of 1960. But your epiphany, as you call it, the shock of recognition that spurred you to take your first political act, came well before 1960, although it did involve the Civil Rights Movement. Tell us about your epiphany, and how old you were at the time. Drew Faust: I was nine.
Texas Governor: Border Murderer
Sue Coe is a New York artist and illustrator, and a longtime contributor to The Nation who modestly describes herself as “double parked on the highway of life.” Her books include Dead Meat (with an introduction by Alexander Cockburn) and Bully! (with Judith Brody).
The Planet Is Only Get Hotter
We can’t keep being the human beings who live to destroy. Ad Policy This article originally appeared at TomDispatch.com. To stay on top of important articles like these, sign up to receive the latest updates from TomDispatch.com. Too hot. Too dry. Too many weapons. This world needs changing. But that’s too vague. After all, this world is already changing, just not in ways that are good for you and me. You know the facts.
Air Quality?
Sue Coe is a New York artist and illustrator, and a longtime contributor to The Nation who modestly describes herself as “double parked on the highway of life.” Her books include Dead Meat (with an introduction by Alexander Cockburn) and Bully! (with Judith Brody).
Florida: A Laboratory of Fascist Politics
Sue Coe is a New York artist and illustrator, and a longtime contributor to The Nation who modestly describes herself as “double parked on the highway of life.” Her books include Dead Meat (with an introduction by Alexander Cockburn) and Bully! (with Judith Brody).
Clarence Thomas Justice?
Sue Coe is a New York artist and illustrator, and a longtime contributor to The Nation who modestly describes herself as “double parked on the highway of life.” Her books include Dead Meat (with an introduction by Alexander Cockburn) and Bully! (with Judith Brody).
Stoking the Fires of Racism
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Political Butchers
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VOTE!
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Old Men Limiting Women’s Choice
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Sinking Before Our Eyes
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Weaponizing Food
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Censored!
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Back to School…
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Courting Disaster
Sue Coe is a New York artist and illustrator, and a longtime contributor to The Nation who modestly describes herself as “double parked on the highway of life.” Her books include Dead Meat (with an introduction by Alexander Cockburn) and Bully! (with Judith Brody). Tjeerd Royaards is an award-winning editorial cartoonist from Amsterdam; he's also editor in chief of Cartoon Movement, a global platform for editorial cartoons. More of his work can be seen at tjeerdroyaards.com.
War Is the Crime
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Stop It!
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Stock Market Wild West
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Nature on the Political Chopping Block
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Our Animals, Ourselves
Leer en español lire en français leggere in italiano During the 2020 Academy Awards ceremony, Joaquin Phoenix made an unusual speech as he accepted the Oscar for Best Actor. Dressed in the requisite tuxedo, he expressed gratitude and praised the competition before launching into a monologue that broke the internet. For his allotted three minutes, Phoenix held forth about the world’s problems.
Will Democracy Die Before Our Eyes?
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Abort the Court!
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Deforestation Deep Cut
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American Red Tape
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Fighting the New Jim Crow
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Guilty of Ecocide
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Toasting Our Destruction
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Their Extinction = Our Extinction
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Impeachment Trial
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Too Many Shoes
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The Young Person's Illustrated Guide to American Fascism
—CounterPunch —The Morning Star (You save ) Current Stock: 180 pages Paperback ISBN 9781682196113 E-book ISBN 9781682196120 6" x 7.5", fully illustrated This fierce, smart interweaving of punch-packing art and powerful, precise words lays bare the authoritarianism, racism, xenophobia, homophobia, and misogyny that populate the political landscape of the United States today.
A Cure?
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Raging Pandemic, Anemic Response
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Covid Super-Spreader
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A Billboard Grows in Brooklyn
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Your Dog in the Race?
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Why vote? To protect those who cannot
Sue Coe, Doctor MAGA (2020) © Sue Coe. Courtesy of Galerie St Etienne, New York It is certainly not alarmist to acknowledge the terrible face of fascism within the dark night of the Trump regime and his supine enablers in the Republican Party.
Countdown: 38 Days Until the Election
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