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By pandering to the president's vanity, the New York mayor reinforced Trump's image as a strongman commanding deference--an especially bad look on the eve of Trump's war with Iran ...

With plans for city-owned grocery stores and a focus on affordability, the new mayoral administration offers fresh hopes of successfully confronting the food crisis among students.

The harrowing lessons of the Pentagon's recently dissolved partnership with Anthropic.

As Israel's role in pushing the war with Iran comes into ever sharper focus, it's up to us to turn outrage into change.

David Cole talks about fighting a coming executive order restricting voting in the midterms, and John Nichols explains a congressional War Powers resolution on Iran.

Obliterating the Epstein files at any cost.

UT-Austin has collapsed its race, ethnic, and gender studies into a single program while a new policy asks faculty to avoid "controversial" topics. But the attacks won't end there.

The response to what could be the biggest geopolitical disaster of the 21st century is foot-dragging, silence, and sleepy, feigned opposition long after the deed is done.

The former Harvard president and Treasury secretary has resigned over humiliating disclosures in the Epstein files. But will that be enough to keep an ardent neoliberal down?

Congress has a duty to take up War Powers resolutions and assert its primacy over matters of war and peace.