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In Tel Aviv, there’s a feeling that “we are on our own.”

Readers respond to a guest essay and a column by Nicholas Kristof about the meat industry.

As workers at the University of Pennsylvania pursued a first contract, Trump’s second presidency rendered the administration cowed, the labor board unreliable, and international workers afraid. The antidote: high-participation, worker-led organizing.

The European Union’s top diplomat Kaja Kallas says Europe needs to take painful steps to overcome the “cancer” of dependency on China. The EU is talking about protectionism, but in reality its firms are addicted to low-wage labor outside the bloc.

(Photo illustration by The Bulwark / Photos: Getty, Shutterstock)IT HAS BEEN SIX MONTHS since Donald Trump and congressional Republicans refused to renew temporary, enhanced subsidies for the Affordable Care Act, causing premiums to jump for more than 20 million Americans. And at first, it seemed like things might not work out so badly, all things considered.In January, the administration reported that initial signups were down by just 1.5 million. That would represent a relatively modest fall i

By shifting work to the consumer, AI will usher in a self-service economy

Louisiana’s case against the FDA is not just about one drug.

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John Avlon welcomes Marine veteran and With Honor co-founder Rye Barcott to discuss why political courage has become so rare in Washington. Drawing from Barcott’s new book 'Courage Can Save Us,' they explore the lawmakers willing to defy their own parties, the incentives driving polarization, the future of national service, America’s role in the world, and why service and civic responsibility may be the key to repairing a divided country. Plus, Avlon shares an update on what’s

Walking around the White House South Lawn these days, you notice a few things. There is the tiered platform with mics and music stands. There are the many folding seats, situated in a theater in the round, each stamped with: "WARNING: PLEASE DO NOT STAND ON CHAIR." There are the stairs branded with crypto.com. And then, above it all, there is "The Claw": the hulking, four-legged, makeshift canopy hovering 92 feet aloft, finished in red, white, and blue. There are selfies. The Trump administratio

Christian nationalism has dark forebears.

The Save Our Bacon Act is bad for pigs and bad for us.

Sonny Rollins was a giant, New York born and bred. And he has a particularly meaningful relationship to the Williamsburg Bridge.

I hope balcony solar’s charisma and low cost help us imagine the energy-abundant future we are so close to achieving.

Complete solitude may not be for everyone, but walking the windswept Harris hills by myself gave me the space to contemplate a difficult yearSitting in a remote cabin earlier this year on the Hebridean isle of Harris, watching the fishing boats come and go in the little harbour, I felt the fog of the previous months finally beginning to clear. I kept thinking back to a cold November night, returning from Leeds to south London, when I finally admitted to myself that something needed to change.I w

“I feel the same as I did 50 years ago,” President Trump said. “It’s crazy.”

Don’t expect the Russian president to pursue peace. Instead, he could continue to expand the war beyond Ukraine’s borders – with dire risks for us allJust about everyone reckons Vladimir Putin is in deep trouble in Ukraine. Everyone – meaning Volodymyr Zelenskyy, his European backers and western military analysts and commentators – seems to believe Russia’s dictator is heading for humiliation. They could all be wrong, of course. But what if they’re right? How might a desperate, cornered Putin, f

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