Sasha Abramsky is a Western Correspondent at The Nation. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and civil rights, with a particular focus on social issues and the impact of the far-right in small-town America. Sasha's work has been featured in prominent publications such as MSN, The New Republic, and The Guardian.
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Trump's corruption poised to reach new lows with Blanche confirmed as Attorney General
Earlier this week, Donald Trump signed an executive order intended both to reduce the number of vaccines American children receive and to make it harder for them to get those vaccines.
By: Sasha Abramsky
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From Gaza to Minnesota, the Trump administration is accelerating a politics of fear and of intimidation.
By: Sasha Abramsky
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Oman and Canada will need to work on their boot-licking to get back in good graces
Late last week, volunteers working with the Haitian community in Springfield, Ohio , were inundated with calls about men being arrested and separated from their families.
In early 2024, as the presidential election season heated up and Donald Trump's antidemocratic language intensified, two alumni of the Washington
By: Sasha Abramsky
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At the height of the Nazi regime, the Swastika covered almost all of continental Europe and much of the Middle East and North Africa.
