Category: The Nation

In 1975, the US military evacuated nearly 112,000 Vietnamese refugees to Guam. Why wasn’t this strategy used now?

It remains unclear what, if anything, Biden has done to stop the Saudi Arabia–led military intervention.

The CHamoru lawyer discusses the militarization of Guam and his new book, The Properties of Perpetual Light.

Given the compounding injustices of the Covid-19 era, workers’ demands are resonating across the country.

Post–Election Day cop brutality points to the continuation of a violent reality for protesters.

For over a century, Italians have mythologized the genocidal explorer to gain access to American whiteness.

Activists gather to protect encampments and demand that the city transfer buildings to a community land trust.

Hacked documents from the early weeks of the ongoing protest movement illustrate one of Black Lives Matter’s central observations: Policing in the United States functions as a military occupation.

A ragtag group of strangers is taking care of New Yorkers—including homeless comrades—better than the City is.

If Washington keeps ignoring the US territory, it could spell disaster.