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Podcast
With the 2026 midterms less than eight weeks away, we sit down with veteran Democratic strategist and political data expert Tom Bonier to take a closer look at what the numbers are telling us about the electorate.
Mila Atmos, host and executive producer of the new podcast series Occupy! An Unfinished Uprising, joins us to discuss the lasting legacy of Occupy Wall Street and how many of the ideas once considered radical have moved into the political mainstream.
Political creator, influencer, attorney, and Reckoning Action founder Cheyenne Hunt, discusses her work supporting survivors and how she helps bring allegations of sexual misconduct and assault by powerful political figures into public view.
After the Supreme Court's Callais decision further dismantled the Voting Rights Act, where does Black political power go from here?
Blog
When I heard the news last week that Dolly Parton had died, I felt the same rush of emotions so many did: shock, disbelief, sorrow. As the day went on, reality sank in. I texted friends: How can there be a world without Dolly?
Reflections from the opening of the Obama Presidential Center—where the art was stunning and the history was honored, but the fighters who made it all possible, and the fight we are in right now, were largely absent.
Twelve years ago—almost to the day, Steve Phillips took a chance on me. Three books, including two national bestsellers, later, we, and a launch team spanning the country, are about to launch a third book on April 21. We hope you’ll join us!
VIDEO: Labor movement leader Dolores Huerta, at age 96, and other victims broke decades of silence to expose Cesar Chavez as an abuser and pedophile.
As a country—and world—we’re living through several concurrent endings. In the U.S., we’re witnessing authoritarians grasp at their final vestiges of power to stave off the growing influence of those who have been historically sidelined and marginalized. It’s hard to watch. It’s heavy and frightening to live through.
I was sitting at my desk on a cool spring afternoon last week when I received the text. Outside, cherry plum blossoms had all but shed from recent rains but jasmine and wisteria were suddenly everywhere.
Whether you’re frantically refreshing your favorite publication's homepage for updates or avoiding the news altogether, there are still ways you can stay involved and make an impact in these final days. We recommend supporting groups on the ground who are doing the work to drive voter turnout through Election Day in swing states.
This week we take a look at the NY-22, where Democrat and Working Families Party nominee John Mannion is challenging incumbent Republican Brandon Williams for the chance to represent this highly competitive district nestled in the Mohawk Valley and central New York State. The district is home to several universities, including Syracuse, Hamilton, Colgate, and Utica.
Grab your paddle and hop in a canoe because this week we’re featuring some of the most beautiful parts of New York State at this time of the year — the Catskills, Hudson Valley, and Finger Lakes regions that are home to some of the best paddling east of the Mississippi River.
The NY-01 encompasses the eastern two-thirds of Long Island and includes places of extreme wealth such as the Hamptons, as well as working-class towns and farming communities. The district is currently represented by freshman Republican Nick LaLota and is considered a competitive district.