John Nichols
National Affairs Correspondent at The Nation
Journalist at Freelance
Associate Editor at The Cap Times
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1 week ago |
thenation.com | John Nichols
Hold the powerful to account by supporting The Nation The chaos and cruelty of the Trump administration reaches new lows each week. Trump’s catastrophic “Liberation Day” has wreaked havoc on the world economy and set up yet another constitutional crisis at home. Plainclothes officers continue to abduct university students off the streets. So-called “enemy aliens” are flown abroad to a mega prison against the orders of the courts.
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1 week ago |
captimes.com | John Nichols
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis confirmed his remarkable resilience on Palm Sunday with an extended in-person appearance, during which he greeted tens of thousands of worshipers in St. Peter's Square.
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1 week ago |
captimes.com | John Nichols
Ben Wikler led a radical transformation of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin by taking what was once considered a behind-the-scenes position — that of state party chair — and bringing it to the forefront of politics in the most intensely contested battleground state in the nation. Historically, in Wisconsin and other states, party chairs did their political work from behind desks, and often from behind closed doors.
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2 weeks ago |
thenation.com | John Nichols
Politics / The Treasury Secretary’s pronouncements keep missing the mark—wildly, weirdly, and dangerously. Edit Ad Policy When hedge-fund billionaire Scott Kenneth Homer Bessent was nominated last fall by Donald Trump to serve as the nation’s 79th Secretary of the Treasury, the thinking from optimistic observers was that — in contrast to the clown-car crew that was circling around the president-elect —he might be something of an adult in the room.
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2 weeks ago |
captimes.com | John Nichols
The free trade deals that Democratic and Republican presidents negotiated in the 1990s and 2000s devastated American manufacturing. Hundreds of thousands of industrial workers lost their jobs after the approval of the North American Free Trade Agreement and most-favored-nation trading status for China. Tens of thousands of factories were shuttered. Communities across this country witnessed the collapse of historic economic engines. Hope for the future crumbled.
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