If our government is so concerned with privacy online, perhaps it should start by cleaning up its own side of the street:
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The eruption in fan interest in college women’s hoops is the backdrop for Dawn Staley's support of trans athletes, writes Dave Zirin. It also amplifies Staley's courageous comments.
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“We’re saying if you want to have a discussion about morality from a Biblical standpoint, then let’s have a real one.”
— ⁦Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II⁩ on why he and other faith leaders are challenging “the heresy” of right-wing Christian nationalists
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Israel’s indiscriminate killing in Gaza offers the perfect example of why it’s time to also begin far stricter regulation of the export of AI systems, like those developed by Palantir.
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Since 1988, the Mexican left has produced only three competitive presidential candidates: Cárdenas, López Obrador, and now Claudia Sheinbaum. She's on track to become the country's first woman (and first Jewish) president.
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For Lauren Oyler, the Internet has affected writers mostly for the worse. But has it?
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By the time O.J. Simpson faced a criminal trial again in 2008, his finances were straitened thanks to losing the civil suit. That’s when Simpson first experienced the full force of the law towards the un-rich. The result was a nine-year stint in prison.
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Some resister organizers consider the push to bring more young people on board as critical to their mission, because they argue that the risks of tax refusal can be further mitigated with larger scale.
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To the No Labels crew, writes Chris Lehmann, the problem with partisan thinking isn’t so much that it’s divisive; it’s that it’s vulgar—not the sort of thing that flies at blue-ribbon budget commissions, banking confabs, and Davos conferences.
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Arizona’s total abortion ban will galvanize Democratic turnout come November:
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When 'Grenfell: In the Words of Survivors' debuted, The Guardian called it “a masterpiece of forensic fury,” while Time Out urged readers to see this “tour de force.” How will American audiences respond?
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If bulimia was the eating disorder of Reaganomics and millennial girlbossery, and anorexia was the eating disorder of aughts-era austerity, weight loss drugs might foster an eating disorder for today.
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Set in the American West circa 1989, 'Love Lies Bleeding' puts a queer spin on the macho 1980s—the decade of hulking action stars like Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenneger.
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OJ Simpson enjoyed rich man's justice. Then he lost most of his money and saw a very different justice system. thenation.com/article/societ…

New story from former Nation intern Emmeline Clein!

National Priorities Project War Resisters League National War Tax Resistance Coordinating Committee All civil disobedience carries risk — for some, clearing their conscience by refusing to pay for American wars is worth it.

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An excerpt of (former intern) Emmeline's really good book is on our site today:
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Does the last season of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' mark the end of an era?
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Check out David Klion's piece on Biden's FP. It's not good, folks! Well, the FP isn't good, the piece is great thenation.com/article/politi…