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Steve Brodner Tainted food carts. The post The Devil Wears Galliano appeared first on The Nation.

Emmet Fraizer Jordy Rosenberg’s “Night Night Fawn” offers a multigenerational tale of Marxists, Zionists, and estrangement. The post Bad Mothers and Monstrous Children appeared first on The Nation.

Grace Byron Lena Dunham and her generation enter midlife The post Growing Up With “Girls” appeared first on The Nation.

Jorge Cotte Yes, it even has Marxist teleporters. The post Boots Riley’s Communist Heist Film appeared first on The Nation.

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Abdulkareem Abdulkareem The post Digging appeared first on The Nation.

Kate Wagner Where hope even has a gift shop. The post The Nostalgic Architecture of the Obama Presidential Center appeared first on The Nation.

Calvin Trillin The post Pirro Disagrees With Trump on Reflecting Pool Damage appeared first on The Nation.

Walton Muyumba The master novelist offers a view of a United States defined by its cultures of improvisation. The post John Edgar Wideman’s American Vernacular appeared first on The Nation.

Ben Schwartz While the Skydance–Warner Bros. merger is in legal limbo, the CEO seeking to pull it off makes a disingenuous case for it in the court of public opinion. The post David Ellison’s Delusional Stab at Self-Justification appeared first on The Nation.

Daniel Bessner Once the envy of the world, higher education in the United States is now in a state of endless crisis. The post What Happened to the American University? appeared first on The Nation.

Julia Case-Levine The first novel by the poet asks us what fantasies get us through the day. The post Daniel Poppick’s Novel of White-Collar Work appeared first on The Nation.

Zephyr Teachout Antitrust law exists so that a free press and an open market never hang on the temperament of one well-meaning billionaire. The post This Isn’t About Rosebud, David Ellison appeared first on The Nation.

Peter Kuper AI slop invades art and robs creators. The post NOT Created with AI! appeared first on The Nation.

Dave Zirin Zinn saw firsthand what happened when liberals did more to fight the left than the right—they sabotaged their own power. The post Liberals Are Shaming Howard Zinn’s Memory Yet Again appeared first on The Nation.

Natalia Winkelman Premiering exclusively in The Nation, a new short film produced by City Hall and narrated by Morgan Spector highlights the efforts of the biggest tenant-led union in New York City. The post Mamdani’s Team Redefined Political Video. Now They’re Betting on Short Films. appeared first on The Nation.

Kali Holloway In this authoritarian moment, we need defiant comedy more than ever. The post Our Court Jesters Are Disappearing Just When We Need Them Most appeared first on The Nation.

Sebastiaan Faber, Bécquer Seguín Two new books examine these dark decades in Spanish history. The post How Franco Ruled Spain appeared first on The Nation.

Ella Carter-Klauschie The student press is facing a growing wave of censorship and institutional obstruction The post Universities Say They Value a Free Press. Student Journalists Tell a Different Story. appeared first on The Nation.

Max Pearl Ann Scott’s “Superstars” captures the last gasp of pre-Internet counterculture. The post A Rave Novel Rediscovered appeared first on The Nation.