In a legal and regulatory watershed that fundamentally reshapes federal workplace protections, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has signed an unprecedented settlement with the Christian Employers Alliance, carving out a … Read More
Nearly two years after Hurricane Helene devastated the region in September 2024, Western North Carolina remains physically scarred, deeply underfunded, and struggling to recover. Yet while residents still live in … Read More
When the Trump administration targeted the U.K.-based anti-genocide protest group Palestine Action with U.S. counterterrorism sanctions, it didn’t just restrict a foreign political network. The U.S. Treasury Department announced the … Read More
Literary Dispatches, Historical Archives, and the Politics of Reading Books rarely arrive in a vacuum. They land on our desks carrying the friction of our current political climate, the weight … Read More
Cori Bush Has No Regrets as She Battles Wesley Bell in St. Louis Rematch Former U.S. Representative Cori Bush is staging a high-stakes political comeback in St. Louis, Missouri, facing … Read More
Sen. John Fetterman may soon switch parties, driven by a combustible mix of unwavering support for Israel and an insatiable appetite for media coverage. As control of the United States … Read More
Pete Hegseth’s Crisis of Masculinity and the Pentagon’s New Testosterone Mandate Last week, Pete Hegseth rolled out a sweeping, mandatory annual screening policy targeting troops aged 30 and older, including … Read More
House of Representatives passed a sprawling $1.15 trillion defense authorization bill by a 216–212 vote, pushing a controversial provision that permanently integrates American and Israeli military technology past fierce bipartisan … Read More
The Progressive Pivot in Michigan’s 7th District William Lawrence, a co-founder of the youth-led Sunrise Movement, is mounting a high-stakes campaign in Michigan’s 7th Congressional District that challenges the traditional … Read More
The Architecture of a Trumpocracy: Beyond the Semiquincentennial As the United States moves past its 250th anniversary, the American executive branch has undergone a profound transformation, evolving from a constitutional … Read More
