John Nichols

John Nichols: Unlike Donald Trump and Tom Tiffany, Mandela Barnes recognizes the frustration of rural Wisconsinites with federal policies that undercut livelihoods in farm country.

The debate over our national experiment is as old as the country, and as new as this issue of The Nation.

In 1806, 30 years after he inspired the taxed-but-not-represented colonial subjects of King George III to rise up against “tyrannical monarchy”—with

Two high-profile Grahams faced voters in US Senate primaries this week: Graham Platner, the outsider Maine Democrat mounting his first campaign; and

John Nichols: Fox News unwittingly gave Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong a platform when it warned of her hugely popular ideas.

John Nichols: Congressional candidate Rebecca Cooke's choice to stay on the campaign trail puts her in step with other successful candidates.

Claire Valdez must be doing something right. The veteran union organizer and New York State Assembly member is a leading contender in the Democratic

If Senate Bill 321 advances, it should not do so without all six House Bill 393 consumer protections applied to community solar and a statutory

New York City's 12th Congressional District, in its many forms over the past century or so, has a rich history of influencing the national discourse.

On a mild late spring evening last week, members of the Trust for Public Land, along with veterans of a liberation struggle that transformed New