Joan Walsh is a National Affairs Correspondent at The Nation. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and politics, while also delving into culture and society, and the media landscape. Joan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Democracy Journal, RealclearMarkets, and Salon Media Group, Inc.
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As of Wednesday morning this week, even after his sexting scandal broke, I knew two things about Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner: I was glad
Which is worse, her political malevolence or her incompetence? After CBS News 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley was fired by Bari Weiss's
A Trump-backed, scandal-tainted nepo baby will challenge Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff in the fall.
And why that's a good thing. NEW YORK–Tuesday night belonged to Mayor Zohran Mamdani, whose three insurgent Congressional candidates won their races, taking out two Democratic incumbents.
“When we work together, when we organize together, and when we fight together, we are unstoppable,” Minnesota Lt. Gov.
Here's the good news of this long, hard summer: In the real world of hard-fought Democratic primaries in 2026, all across the country candidates
By: Joan Walsh
Massachusetts Rep. Seth Moulton was the last 2020 Democratic presidential candidate to speak at the Iowa State Fair “political soapbox” in August, 2019, and I got to see him there.
There is no way to do justice to the 92 astonishing years of the incomparable feminist Gloria Steinem, who died at home, surrounded by friends, Wednesday night.
He’s the most vulnerable incumbent in the Senate race, and his state is ground zero for the new Jim Crow attacks on voting rights.
“Why not Ken Paxton?” MSNOW's Chris Jansing asked former Black Republican Dorthy Burton on Wednesday afternoon, a few hours before Donald Trump
