Joan Walsh is a National Affairs Correspondent at The Nation. She covers themes related to culture and society, exploring the intersection of these areas through her writing and productions, including her work as co-producer of "The Sit-In: Harry Belafonte Hosts The Tonight Show." Joan is featured in The Nation, Democracy Journal, RealclearMarkets, and Salon Media Group, among others.
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And Republicans are running scared. After waiting 50 days to be sworn in as an Arizona congress member, Rep.
Olivia Nuzzi has always known how to spot a good story, especially when she can put herself in the middle of it.
Weiss’s ascent reveals the extent to which Hollywood, once a Democratic stronghold, has defected for a politics that puts the concerns and egos of wealthy people first.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth vowed to investigate and perhaps even court-martial Arizona Senator Mark Kelly, a retired Navy captain, after he
Sometimes reality is over-scripted. But the victim's name turned out to be Good. Renee Nicole Good, 37, was murdered by ICE agents in Minneapolis Wednesday morning.
People forget that Nevada, purple today, was once a pretty bright shade of red. Then Harry Reid came along.
St. Paul, Minn. – Minnesota's Twin Cities have been the site of grief and suffering for more than three months, since the ICE siege began, but on Saturday the streets were filled with joy.
He's finally met someone he can't bully. The Catholic Church's first American pope, the former Robert Francis Provost of Chicago, now Pope
By: Joan Walsh
Running for Congress in a Democratic primary to face GOP Representative Mike Lawler in New York's purple 17th Congressional District, up in the
The lieutenant governor of the state is ramping up her Democratic Senate primary campaign as her state battles Trump’s brutal assault.
