Criticized by liberals and conservatives alike, Hentoff, like many of his heroes, refused to be pigeon-holed
Remembering Nat Hentoff: Prolific Journalist, Jazz Critic and Relentless Free Speech Defender
Donald Trump’s Working Class “Populism” Leaves Big Labor Divided
With their membership declining and workers demanding jobs, many unions look to Trump to deliver.
The Marijuana Debate Has Gone To Pot
In the absence of more federally funded research, pernicious myths about cannabis will continue to hold sway
Nikki Haley and the New Republican “Identity” Politics
Trump’s nomination of South Carolina’s popular Indian-American governor as U.N. Ambassador sends powerful signals at home and abroad.
Amid Trump’s Smashing Victory, the Nation Elects Its First Latina Senator
Democrat Harry Reid’s hand-picked successor, Catherine Cortez Masto, scores a huge victory in Nevada
The Citizens United “Scare.” Who Really Benefits? So Far, Democrats Mainly.
Democrats continue to outspend Republicans in elections and a controversial Supreme Court campaign finance ruling appears to have helped them, too.
Sex, Lies and Audiotape: Beginning with JFK, Top Democrats Have Abused Women for Decades
Forget about Trump’s “Hot Mic”: It’s Clinton in the Hot Seat
Dredging up Trump’s 11-year old remarks won’t give Clinton the advantage in tomorrow’s critical second debate
Clinton Still Faces a Real Threat of Loss in November — and She Knows It
Despite a huge money and infrastructure advantage, the fawning support of the mainstream media, and a popular incumbent, the former First Lady is barely holding her own.
Perceptions of “Elitism” Often Doom Democratic Candidates. Is Hillary Clinton Next?
Clinton’s branding of Trump supporters as “deplorables” has helped fuel his latest surge.