Katrina vanden Heuvel Katrina vanden Huevel is the editor and publisher of The Nation. She was The Nation’s editor from 1995 to 2019 and began as an intern at the magazine in 1978. Vanden Huevel is an award-winning columnist and a frequent contributor to The Guardian and has written over 140 articles for The Washington […]
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A conversation about the future of media featuring StudentNation writers Ilana Cohen, Aina Marzia, and Lara-Nour Walton. Moderated by “Nation” editor and publisher Katrina vanden Heuvel. The event took place at Puffin Brooklyn on January 29, 2026.
In Martin County, the government shutdown and attacks on food stamps have exposed Donald Trump’s empty promises. To many, that makes him just another politician.
Jessica Adams was barred from teaching a course on social justice for six weeks after showing a graphic that listed MAGA and Columbus Day as forms of “covert white supremacy.”
Amid the administration’s war on higher education, The Stanford Daily’s lawsuit targets federal statutes that allow deportation and visa revocation based on political speech.
Through executive orders, Congress, and a loyalist cabinet, the Trump administration has delivered big for enclaves of coal country like Colstrip, Montana. But how long can it last?