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Utopia Is a Promise Worth Fighting For

Jacobin
5 days 17 hours ago
Karl Marx mocked utopians for writing recipes for the cookshops of the future. But at their best, utopians emphasize hope without guarantees — a position that carves a middle path between blind optimism and the resigned inertia of “realism.”
Matt McManus

German Greens Bet the Future on More Weapons Spending

Jacobin
5 days 18 hours ago
In their heyday of radicalism in the 1980s, Germany’s Greens were a pacifist, ecological voice. Now the party backs higher military spending not just as a defense strategy but as the linchpin of Germany’s economic revival.
Ewald Engelen

Puerto Rico’s Independence Movement Is Gaining Strength

Jacobin
6 days 11 hours ago
Since the 19th century, the choice between independence and incorporation into the US has been a central issue for Puerto Rican politics. Support for the left-wing Puerto Rico Independence Party is now surging among the country’s youth.
Cruz Bonlarron Martínez

Karl Marx’s Vision of the Good Society

Jacobin
6 days 13 hours ago
Karl Marx’s ideal society is taken far less seriously than his critique of capitalism. But he did offer a rich account of what a better society would look like — one built around meaningful work, mutual care, and human flourishing.
Jan Kandiyali

In Peru, Keiko Fujimori Promises Order, Not Reconciliation

Jacobin
6 days 14 hours ago
Keiko Fujimori has become Peru’s president after another narrow election runoff. While in past contests she tiptoed around her father’s authoritarian record, this time she capitalized on his strongman image.
Rebecca Jarman

The End of Oak Street Is Nostalgia Eating Itself

Jacobin
6 days 16 hours ago
The new sci-fi film The End of Oak Street is about a 1982 suburban cul-de-sac taken over by dinosaurs. It’s Steven Spielberg nostalgia recycled into something barely alive.
Eileen Jones

Minnesota Unions Are a Threat to Trump’s Authoritarianism

Jacobin
6 days 17 hours ago
The Trump administration is attempting to criminalize union members for organizing against its immigration crackdown in Minnesota earlier this year. That’s because it correctly sees labor as a threat to its authoritarian designs.
Shane Burley

What Multilateralism Looks Like After US Decline

Jacobin
6 days 19 hours ago
The current crisis in the world order isn’t just about Donald Trump ignoring multilateral institutions. The US has long broken the rules — the real change is that Washington is losing its ability to lay down the law to other states.
Juliano Fiori

The Rise and Fall of the Elite University

Jacobin
1 week ago
Twilight of the Dons, historian Colin Kidd’s dazzling study of Britain’s elite universities, opens a window into a lost world in which, for a brief period, mass democracy combined with the idea of scholarship as a vocation open to anyone.
Anna Dumont

What American Doctor Saw in Gaza's Hospitals

Jacobin
1 week ago
The director of American Doctor talks to Jacobin about her documentary on three US volunteer physicians who worked in a besieged Gaza hospital — and the wall of disbelief that met them when they came home and told others what they saw.
Poh Si Teng

While Trump Cuts Food Aid, ICE Sits on $100 Billion

Jacobin
1 week ago
Five million people have lost food assistance since Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Meanwhile, ICE has received $113 billion from the GOP’s reconciliation bills — and spent just 12% of it.
Stephen Semler

Donald Trump’s Coalition Is Coming Apart

Jacobin
1 week 1 day ago
The working-class voters who delivered Donald Trump’s 2024 victory have steadily slipped away in 2026 according to new polling. But few of them are switching to the Democrats.
Jared Abbott

The Trump Administration Has Been Spying on Labor Unions

Jacobin
1 week 1 day ago
Earlier this year in Minnesota, Trump’s Department of Homeland Security infiltrated and surveilled meetings of nonprofit groups and two of the US’s biggest labor unions, the Communications Workers of America and the Service Employees International Union.
Luis Feliz Leon

Capitalism Is Killing Summer

Jacobin
1 week 1 day ago
Everybody loves summertime. But from climate change to budget cuts on public spaces like parks and pools to a lack of vacation time, capitalism is increasingly robbing us of our summer fun.
Liza Featherstone

Kate Bronfenbrenner, the Union Organizer’s Scholar

Jacobin
1 week 1 day ago
Kate Bronfenbrenner, who retired this year from Cornell University, has studied how workers win unions, how employers stop them, and how organizers can learn from one another for four decades. Her findings have changed how unions think about organizing.
Alex N. Press

German Christian Democrats Are Paralyzed by a Far-Right Surge

Jacobin
1 week 1 day ago
Next month’s state elections in Germany could see the Alternative für Deutschland reach power for the first time. The ruling Christian Democrats seem paralyzed and are increasingly imitating their rising far-right rival.
Alexander Görlach

The Legal Paths to Hoarding Political and Economic Power

Jacobin
1 week 2 days ago
At the same time that the Supreme Court is making the political landscape less competitive, a series of corporate law developments are concentrating power within the commanding heights of the data economy.
Aziz Huq

The Dangerous Rise of Victimhood Nationalism

Jacobin
1 week 2 days ago
From Israel and Russia to Germany and Japan, we can find nationalists laying claim to a state of perpetual victimhood to justify present-day chauvinism. This brand of “victimhood nationalism” is becoming a powerful and pernicious force in global politics.
Kap Seol

Trump Gets Real About US Dominance of Latin America

Jacobin
1 week 3 days ago
The United States has stopped pretending that the Monroe Doctrine was about anything other than its own freedom of action. Donald Trump has now declared dominance over the entire western hemisphere.
Andre Pagliarini

The Odyssey Is a Thrilling, Reactionary Lament

Jacobin
1 week 3 days ago
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey makes for fantastic moviegoing. It also advances a fundamentally conservative view of society.
Grant Morgan
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