Author Benjamin Moser delves into the long tradition of Jewish dissent against Israel and the logic of ethnic nationalism.
Was Joy Ann Reid’s primetime MSNBC show canceled because she’s Black? Some pundits seem to think so. Former MSNBC primetime host Keith Olbermann condemned Reid’s ouster, along with the concurrent ...
There is no such thing as a red state. The toxic Republican Party can be defeated everywhere. But Democrats have to show they ...
The host of “Secular Talk” previews his next Current Affairs article ...
From Edward Abbey’s The Monkey Wrench Gang to the “ecotage” novels of today, literature helps us grapple with the enormity of the planet’s crisis—and how far we’d go to solve it.
In 1985, the same year Route 66 was decertified, Peter Peterson and Stephen Schwarzman founded the investment company ...
I grew up under apartheid. Musk and his father Errol, technologists and race fanatics, transmit its warped perspectives to the world.
Florida’s politics have been misunderstood. Democrats have failed to compete there because they haven’t offered voters inspiring candidacies, not because it’s a “red” state.
The Biden administration’s favorite centrist pundit produces smug pseudo-analysis that cannot be considered serious thought. He ought to be permanently disregarded. I do think it’s a waste of time to ...
When Alicia hopped her first train in May 2024, a southbound freighter out of Georgia, there were a few things she didn’t know yet. First of all: where it was going. Second, that when you’re riding ...
Anne Kim's book Poverty For Profit: How Corporations Get Rich Off America's Poor gives a partial answer to an enduring question: how come we spend so much trying to solve poverty but poverty persists?
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