Happy birthday to America! Our July/August issue, celebrating 250 years of our country, is live today. It's a packed issue, featuring pieces by @BernieSanders, @ZohranKMamdani, @Janefonda, Viet Thanh Nguyen, and many more of our best thinkers. Subscribe to read the whole issue now: https://t.co/iJh9hpMCwv.
@ElieNYC’s weekly newsletter is live! Come for his discussion of the Democrats’ failure to seize the moment of Trump’s speech to offer a serious rebuttal and counter-vision. Stay for the sharp baseball analysis. https://t.co/KmJJ5HR0II
Conspiracy theorists liked to say that Lindsey Graham’s Trump sycophancy was a result of blackmail. But the truth is worse: he freely chose to side with evil. https://t.co/LsmaSgfjP1
In this week’s “Elie v. US,” @ElieNYC marvels at the Democrats’ failure, yet again, to seize the moment—this time with Trump’s speech. Plus: Where have all the US-born Black baseball players gone? https://t.co/kczYxW1Toz
Two young Bangladeshi American men were shot by the NYPD. One of them died. Their families are demanding justice and reform. Ade Khan has more. https://t.co/aeDAfqbPU4
Democrats such as Haley Stevens, Angie Craig, Wesley Bell, and Greg Stanton are still voting for blank checks to Israel. Their primary rivals have something to say about that, writes @NicholsUprising. https://t.co/6hZhwtaHFm
Reporters from @CoveringClimate interviewed residents across Pennsylvania about climate change. Pennsylvanians' answers offer lessons for Democrats hoping to flip the House. https://t.co/qCA5fNLdu5
The World Cup is politics by other means. Dave Zirin argues that for reasons both political and aesthetic, fans should support Spain over Argentina this Sunday. https://t.co/wpmijAN4FP
A longtime Thomson Reuters employee says she was fired after questioning the company’s role in providing surveillance tools to ICE. Now she’s fighting back. https://t.co/4TIEBuUat0
The hate and violence of the Trump administration isn't slowing down, writes @AbramskySasha. But voters have soured on his MAGA movement. https://t.co/tpS0YlrUTp
Fifty years after a Chilean car bomb killed Ronni Moffitt and Orlando Letelier in Washington, a new court ruling is bringing long-awaited justice. https://t.co/O4PvVhQSkH
Zohran Mamdani has become one of the most polarizing mayors in modern New York history. So why haven’t his critics been able to dent his popularity? https://t.co/TbZDrccp7d
The World Cup is politics by other means. Dave Zirin argues that for reasons both political and aesthetic, fans should support Spain over Argentina this Sunday. https://t.co/Upl1fZkold
Fifty years after a Chilean car bomb killed Ronni Moffitt and Orlando Letelier in Washington, DC, a new court ruling is bringing long-awaited justice. https://t.co/KAN2M0WquY
The Iran War is increasingly a story about how Donald Trump would prefer to inflict catastrophic damage on the global economy and his own political party rather than concede that he was wrong, writes David Faris. https://t.co/DIyaLGZs9u
Lindsey Graham wasn’t the worst Republican—but, as @ElieNYC reminds us, he played a key role in enabling the worst Republicans: https://t.co/yGC746duAi
A longtime Thomson Reuters employee says she was fired after questioning the company’s role in providing surveillance tools to ICE. Now she’s fighting back. https://t.co/hMdoK9pf9m
When it comes to AI, Bernie Sanders is responding to the deceptive narratives floated by the industry. AOC is talking to experts who really understand how AI works. https://t.co/mNhMneLeQD