Robert Reich / SubstackYes, Schumer should go. But the Democrats’ problem runs deeper — to a fundamental asymmetry at the heart of American politics.Environment
Caitlin Ochs / High Country NewsBasin states have had two years to figure out how to share the shrinking river. Will they get there before the feds step in?Military
Kelley Beaucar Vlahos / Responsible StatecraftThe government shutdown highlights how service members live paycheck to paycheck, while billions are wasted on weapons systems.Politics
Thom Hartmann / The Hartmann ReportThe caving of eight Democratic senators is right up there with Sinema and Manchin stabbing America in the back three years ago on the legislation to kill Citizens United.
Alistair Alexander / TruthdigAs the microchips behind artificial intelligence grow in complexity, each generation requires more energy, minerals and water than the last, driving a ruinous cycle with no end in sight.
Jeb Lund / TruthdigFrom Nick Fuentes to Zohran Mamdani, recent events suggest the future of a headless, increasingly neo-Nazi Republican Party is screwed.Film
Conor Lynch / TruthdigWhile the roadblocks it bankrolled in the primary and general elections failed, the billionaire class' opposition has just begun.
Jessica Dos Santos Jardim / TruthdigFollowing a decade of economic sanctions on Venezuela, the current wave of boat strikes isn't actually aimed at stopping drug trafficking.Film
Corey Atad / Truthdig“After the Hunt” is a fitting bookend for a genre that feels less about a movement than the solipsistic impulses that emerged in its wake.
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Opinion
Yes, Schumer should go. But the Democrats’ problem runs deeper — to a fundamental asymmetry at the heart of American politics.
Environment
Basin states have had two years to figure out how to share the shrinking river. Will they get there before the feds step in?
Military
The government shutdown highlights how service members live paycheck to paycheck, while billions are wasted on weapons systems.
Politics
The caving of eight Democratic senators is right up there with Sinema and Manchin stabbing America in the back three years ago on the legislation to kill Citizens United.
Sports
In Green Bay, the chant “We own you” has a double meaning.
TD Original
As the microchips behind artificial intelligence grow in complexity, each generation requires more energy, minerals and water than the last, driving a ruinous cycle with no end in sight.
Editorial Cartoons
Courts & Law
The notorious 287(g) task force program is expanding — and raising fears of widespread racial profiling.
TD Column
From Nick Fuentes to Zohran Mamdani, recent events suggest the future of a headless, increasingly neo-Nazi Republican Party is screwed.
Film
James Vanderbilt’s "Nuremberg" revisits the trial of Herman Göring.
TD Column
While the roadblocks it bankrolled in the primary and general elections failed, the billionaire class' opposition has just begun.
Global Voices
Following a decade of economic sanctions on Venezuela, the current wave of boat strikes isn't actually aimed at stopping drug trafficking.
Film
“After the Hunt” is a fitting bookend for a genre that feels less about a movement than the solipsistic impulses that emerged in its wake.