David Klion

Michael Shulan, the museum’s former creative director, on the 20-year legacy of the attacks and his unrealized vision.

Michael Shulan, the museum’s former creative director, on the 20-year legacy of the attacks and his unrealized vision.

An interview with Spencer Ackerman, author of Reign of Terror .

An interview with Spencer Ackerman, author of Reign of Terror.

The Senate moderates may weaken Biden’s agenda, but they can’t stop the left’s takeover of the Democratic Party.

Progressives can’t afford to avoid the new culture war.

German media giant Axel Springer demands that its employees support Israel, capitalism, and NATO.

The Capitol Riot was an extreme manifestation of the right’s decades-long efforts to subvert democracy.

An interview with three-time champion and longtime activist Emma Saltzberg.

Responses to common questions on day one of Putin’s war of choice.

Jewish institutions have accepted hundreds of millions of dollars from Putin confidante Roman Abramovich. Will Russia’s invasion of Ukraine force a reckoning?

As Western governments sanction Putin’s inner circle, Israel and various Jewish organizations are more hesitant.

Eric Adams’s cop-centric approach isn’t likely to make New Yorkers safer

An interview with Tova Benjamin, the curator of the Jewish Currents Soviet Issue’s centerpiece section.

James King, a criminal justice reform activist in the Bay Area, discusses the progressive San Francisco district attorney in the wake of a successful recall campaign.

Progressive International’s David Adler discusses Gustavo Petro and Francia Márquez’s breakthrough victory, and Latin America’s wider shift.

The Inflation Reduction Act is only a fraction of what climate activists demanded—but it’s a start.

Democrats’ bid to return to a bygone liberal era failed—and now we’re all going to pay the price.

Democrats’ bid to return to a bygone liberal era failed—and now we’re all going to pay the price.

At a controversial event at the Center for Jewish History, Trump donor Bill Ackman held his own against an exhausted brand of liberalism.