JoAnn Wypijewski The birthers, the anticommunist crazies, the "Obama as Witch Doctor" caricatures: they're all of a piece, welded to sex.
Mark Hertsgaard In the dry Sahel, farmers are already adapting to climate change.
David Cole To try alleged 9/11 perpetrators without handing Al Qaeda a propaganda victory, the trial must be fair beyond question.
Max Blumenthal Why Sarah Palin can't be stopped from going nuclear inside the Republican Party.
Robert S. Eshelman Promising local initiatives are pointing the way forward for national policy.
Christian Parenti Our crumbling atomic power stations and the government agency that loves them.
Christopher Hayes The Chinese own so much of us that they're stuck with us.
The Nation spotlights the senators, amendments, activists and organizations most likely to derail healthcare reform efforts.
Jonathan Schell We learned so much, at such cost, in Vietnam. Why must we learn it all again in Afghanistan?
Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins Clean-energy sectors, which hold the promise of being major engines of job growth, are creating opportunities for those communities hit hardest by the recession: low-income communities and communities of color.
Mark Hertsgaard Poor countries can make big gains in climate talks if they stick together, argues Saleemul Huq.
Calvin Trillin
The Lord has got an itch to see these folks filthy rich.
Eric Alterman TNR's more significant sin is to weaken the bond between Israel and liberal American Jews--which is to say, most of them.
Holly Wren Spaulding
Will carbon capture and sequestration help us avoid runaway climate change?
