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October 2026 Issue (opens the original)
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Purchase Current Issue or Login to Download the PDF of this Issue Download the PDF of this Issue The Florida Senate candidate responded to Republican book-banning schemes by opening a bookstore. Katrina vanden Heuvel and John Nichols for The Nation The political fixer created a career for himself as a self-promoting, ubiquitous hustler. Like Trump, he got away with it by having the right friends. By sharing her fertility-preservation attempts, AOC invites us to consider how to really support fam
The Fight for Serious AI Regulation Just Won a Big Victory in Massachusetts (opens the original)
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After his primary win, Ed Markey says he’s ready to take on “the criminal enterprises” of Big Tech. Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey won a major primary election victory on Tuesday, claiming another win for the left in this summer’s struggle for the soul of the Democratic Party. “Tonight is a testament to the power of the progressive movement,” Markey declared to a cheering crowd in which his young supporters celebrated a 65–35 triumph over his primary rival, US Representative Seth Moulton. It wa
Dolly Parton Was a Proud Union Sister (opens the original)
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Organized labor is celebrating the life and legacy of an artist who championed working women and carried a union card for almost 60 years. Dolly Parton, the brilliant songwriter and beloved country singer who has died at age 80, wrote one of the great anthems of the American working class. The title song from 9 to 5, the 1980 classic about battling gender inequity in the workplace that starred Parton, Jane Fonda, and Lily Tomlin, spoke so much truth that it became a hit on the pop and country ch
The Dangerous Summer of Food Recalls (opens the original)
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Will they lead to a food safety reckoning? Popsicles potentially contaminated with glass. Granola marketed toward breastfeeding mothers, recalled due to salmonella risk. And of course, shredded iceberg lettuce that causes explosive diarrhea. The summer of recalls has touched every culinary category—even dog food and baby formula. It’s difficult to lay the outbreaks at the feet of any one agency or presidency. But what surely isn’t helping: the Trump administration’s slash-and-burn approach to th
Francesca Hong: “Our Movement Is Strong, and the Work Isn’t Done” (opens the original)
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More than 300,000 Wisconsin voters backed a democratic socialist’s gubernatorial bid. That’s the measure of the strength of a new kind of politics. This week, Francesca Hong won one of the highest vote totals ever recorded for a Wisconsin Democrat in a seriously contested primary for the party’s gubernatorial nomination. Her tally—around 312,000 votes—was almost 90,000 votes more than Democratic Governor Tony Evers won when he was first nominated in 2018. Evers chose not to seek reelection this
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