The MP from West Bengal says she knows how to defeat Modi.

In a high-profile murder case, New York police swabbed hundreds of Black men, illegally used a private DNA lab, and then concealed their tactics.

A database of more than 57,000 names reveals members of a neo-Confederate group in the military, government, and academia.

As the US secretary of state shuttles to stop the war from expanding, the Israeli defense minister vows “months” more war on Gaza and suggests taking the fight to Iran.

Afghan women never asked for US air strikes.

For decades, Kissinger kept the great wheel of American militarism spinning ever forward.

Corporate consolidation has left the US with a health care system built for profit, not people.

The potshots at the president’s age are attacks not just on Biden but also on his vice president. Plus, have you seen the other guy?

Kennedy’s campaign to oust a progressive senator is an establishment takeover.

A National Guard member says troops are ill-equipped to respond to civil unrest.

Yes, Jackson’s nomination fulfills a historic promise. She’s also a legal superstar who’s long been considered a top contender for the court.

The renowned organizer and theorist has a terminal-cancer diagnosis. But she has long been fighting the clock.

This is the first real attempt to hold Trump legally accountable for any of his many alleged crimes. But the odds of securing real justice seem very long.

Hacked documents from the early weeks of the ongoing protest movement illustrate one of Black Lives Matter’s central observations: Policing in the United States functions as a military occupation.

What India’s demolition of Muslim homes reveals about the India-Israel relationship.

The California ballot measure could be the most radical undoing of labor legislation since Taft-Hartley.

No one is willing to utter a word about the government attacks on journalists, a Kashmiri reporter says. “It’s as if we don’t exist.”

The decision to call off an event with the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen drew criticism that the organization was stifling voices it disagrees with.

The basketball great is now better known for his tie-dyed shirts and enthusiastic sports commentary, but in the 1970s, he was a polarizing anti-government activist.

Her debut launders prejudice under the guise of fighting prejudice.

If revolution is to win again in Venezuela, its backers at home and abroad must first recognize that they lost.

The agency has sent an unknown number of teenagers to juvenile jails and won’t tell anyone why.

Piece examining the implications of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzô Abe's conservative policies for women who face domestic violence.

The pro-Israel lobbying group is spending millions to oust the New York congressman, but Bowman has “people power.”

Cartoonist Dan Perkins increasingly turns to the iconography of science fiction to keep pace with the absurdity of the moment.

Wu, a member of the sex worker collective Red Canary Song, discusses body work at the intersection of class, race, gender, and whorephobia.

The Seattle City Council member blames capitalism for the “complete failure” of the housing market.

An intelligence report on threats to the 2020 election, translated into plain English.

New York City police promised to minimize their presence at protests and stop brutalizing demonstrators. The NYPD is barely pretending to follow the settlement agreement.

Hundreds of people who escaped the Taliban now found themselves fleeing another war.

The newspaper of record botches an important story about sexual violence on October 7.

It takes 60 votes for Democrats to build something, but only 50 for the GOP to tear it down.

The decision to call off an event with the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen drew criticism that the organization was stifling voices it disagrees with.

The $4 billion in federal Covid relief funds coming to the city offers an unprecedented chance to deliver affordable housing, safe schools, and secure neighborhoods. The mayor wants to pay back the...

The magazine has unleashed its top writers on the Palestine student movement. The results have been as dire as you might imagine.

Questions remain as to whether the Portland Timbers management tried to convince the partner of a player to avoid pressing charges related to a domestic violence allegation.

The entertainment behemoth deleted 25 years of the groundbreaking network's content prior to its new merger with Skydance—and things are likely to get much worse.

The governor’s stubborn embrace of her pick for chief judge has already revealed some troubling truths about her political instincts—and beliefs.

For decades, Kissinger kept the great wheel of American militarism spinning ever forward.

Having a personal aesthetic at home has become financially detrimental.

Daniel Schlozman argues that by becoming “anchor groups,” movements can secure lasting influence. But is entry into a mainstream political party worth the price of admission?

Paul Vallas promises that he’ll grow the police force. Brandon Johnson says that to build safety, he’ll “invest in people.” What does that mean, and what are voters choosing between?

All taxpayers, including the undocumented, must receive direct cash support.