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The gaming streamer has become a big headache for Michigan US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed--but that's the risk of targeting a campaign at younger, terminally online voters.

Gaza's 2008 babies were born during an Israeli assault, grew up under blockade, and completed their final high school exams this summer during genocide.

Pro-Israel influence over US politics is weaker than ever--but that doesn't mean the lobby's demise is inevitable.

An interview with Nepali UN climate expert Manjeet Dhakal on what the massive Himalayan flood will cost Nepal.

I hate to use this column to say "I told you so," but in this case, "The Nation" was on the right side of history.

The defense secretary is more comfortable around influencers than with seasoned generals.

The ship has been out to sea for the longest stretch of time without a port call in modern history. Effects on physical and mental health are dire.

Podcast / The Time of Monsters / Aug 30, 2026 The Iran War Stalemate Trita Parsi on Trump's ineffectual sanctions and future escalation. Jeet Heer Share Copy Link Facebook X (Twitter) Bluesky Pocket Email The Nation PodcastsHere's where to find ...

Danny and Derek unpack the week's global news, from Iran, Syria, and the DRC to Saudi Arabia, Russia, US-Canada trade, and deep-sea mining.

What are our country's real values? When money matters more than people, what does that reveal about the values we call "American"?