Will Corporate Democrats Team Up to Block Warren and Sanders?
Jul 8, 2019 Their relationship may be strained right now, but don't be surprised if Joe Biden and Kamala Harris ultimately decide to share a ticket.
Progressives Nationwide Seek to Take Bernie Sanders’ ‘Political Revolution’ Into Congress
Feb 5, 2016 Zephyr Teachout of New York, John Fetterman of Pennsylvania and Lucy Flores of Nevada want to take on Wall Street, big oil and the military-industrial complex—and they're all mounting bids for Congress.
The New Republic: The Bad and the Good
Dec 15, 2014 As the aftermath of the staff departures at The New Republic continues, the veteran journalist who exposed the Iran Contra affair in the 1980s recalls the magazine's deadly tradition of cheerleading for empire, while Salon columnist Tom Frank admits it published some "pretty damn good" writing shortly before it came apart at the hands of its new owner.
Dana Milbank Says a Lucky Rich Kid From Facebook Destroyed a Liberal Institution
Dec 9, 2014 The New Republic is 100 years old, but it may be dead. TNR alum Dana Milbank says Chris Hughes, who bought the magazine at age 28, killed it.
Update: ‘Ukraine Is Not Ordering Its Jews to Register’
Apr 18, 2014 "Today, the Western press caught up with the Ukrainian rumor mill," The New Republic reports. "Apparently, the People's Republic of Donetsk had ordered all Jews over the age of 16 to pay a fee of $50 U.S. and register with the new 'authorities,' or face loss of citizenship or expulsion."
Money’s Triumph Over Art
Dec 7, 2013 Like the natural environment, the long decay of the established art world is picking up pace as the super rich shamelessly spend $60 million, $100 million, $140 million on works declared desirable by critics operating more as pimps for the wealthy than loving and enthusiastic guides, critic Jed Perl writes at The New Republic.
Laissez-Faire Aesthetics
Jan 31, 2013 In the art world today, hardly anybody is willing to criticize anything, and the old modern rebellion against standards and distinctions has been replaced by a newfangled conviction that anything can go with anything else, writes Jed Perl in his new book, "Magicians & Charlatans."Newt and the Closet Kenyan
Sep 14, 2010 Is Newt Gingrich just pretending to have lost his mind, or has he actually gone around the bend? His lunacy certainly seems genuine enough.
