Before he sent the global economy into turmoil on his so-called “Liberation Day,” Trump promised that “April 2, 2025, will ...

Not having yet read Eric Hobsbawm’s recent book on the contemporary relevance of Marx and Marxism (‘Noted’, March 2011), it is not possible to respond to John Keane’s assessment thereof. However, many ...

Purchase Current Issue or Login to Download the PDF of this Issue Download the PDF of this Issue A plan to harness grassroots energy—and to hold Democratic leaders accountable. Ezra Levin and ...

A multi-front attack is in full swing — not only on supporters of Palestinian freedom, but on everyone’s First Amendment and civil rights. The abduction of Mahmoud Khalil, the peremptory deportation ...

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The former Estonian Prime Minister's status as an uncompromising Russia hawk has gone from liability to strength ...

allowing them to continue their activities per their current visa conditions. Brits commended the Department of Home Affairs for eradicating nearly 94% of the visa backlog in the last half a year.

If the capitulation of Columbia University to President Donald Trump was, in retrospect, inevitable, it was still among the darker moments in the modern history of academia. A prestigious ...