Features
Can the Constitution Survive Trump?
Barney Frank, Caroline Fredrickson, Elizabeth Holtzman, Arturo Valenzuela, and Benjamin Wittes discuss whether the document that has survived so much can outlast this presidency.
By The EditorsFeatures
Smart Power for a Rising Generation
Young progressives distrust U.S. power. It’s up to us to show them how that power can be put toward good ends.
By Suzanne Nossel
Young progressives distrust U.S. power. It’s up to us to show them how that power can be put toward good ends.
Features
Left for Dead
The coalitions that sustained the traditional left parties in the West have collapsed. New ones can be built—but it won’t be easy.
By Yascha Mounk
The coalitions that sustained the traditional left parties in the West have collapsed. New ones can be built—but it won’t be easy.
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Features
Dixie Is (Still) Done
By Tom SchallerBook Reviews
Who We Are
Jill Lepore has Schlesinger-like aspirations, albeit updated for the twenty-first century.
By Meg Jacobs
Jill Lepore has Schlesinger-like aspirations, albeit updated for the twenty-first century.
Latest
Arguments
Sometimes, Too Much Is…Too Much
Progressives have a proposal for everything. But as we Australian Laborites learned this year, that can open you up to attack.
By Wayne SwanArguments
Revoking the California Waiver: A Catastrophe for Climate Justice
Not only will Trump's revocation of the California Clean Air Act waiver be bad for the environment: It is also racially and economically discriminatory.
By Jake LevineNEWS & EVENTS
Democracy Journal Hires Vice President for Strategic Partnerships
By The EditorsFeatures
Defend Multilateralism—It’s What People Want
By John Halpin Brian KatulisRecounting
Sick of Being Sick in America
Why it’s better up north.
By Sophia Crabbe-Field
Why it’s better up north.
Book Reviews
The Eternal Power Elite
Today’s right no longer just wants to win power. It wants to change the rules and keep it.
By Alan Wolfe
Today’s right no longer just wants to win power. It wants to change the rules and keep it.
Responses
Bridging the Divide
After years of prioritizing college readiness, governments are finally doing more to recognize the value of Career and Technical Education. A response to Clara Bates.
By Taylor White
After years of prioritizing college readiness, governments are finally doing more to recognize the value of Career and Technical Education. A response to Clara Bates.
Features
Smart Power for a Rising Generation
Young progressives distrust U.S. power. It’s up to us to show them how that power can be put toward good ends.
By Suzanne Nossel
Young progressives distrust U.S. power. It’s up to us to show them how that power can be put toward good ends.
