As I write in The Guardian, the open door of American democracy is slamming shut faster and louder than we could have imagined, as the case against Mahmoud Khalil illustrates. On Friday afternoon, a federal immigration judge in Louisiana ruled that Mahmoud Khalil, the lawful permanent resident who was arrested last …
[SATIRE] I have obtained a new transcript of the Signal conversation between high-level government officials and journalist Jeffrey Goldberg and am publishing it here in full in the public interest. Michael Walz: Team—establishing a principles group for coordination on Houthis. Send your emoji to the Signal chat to acknowledge this …
For The Guardian, I wrote about how the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil is an attempt by the Trump administration to destroy free …
For The Guardian, I wrote about how the current situations in Ukraine and Gaza are related. How? Trump has been signaling loudly …
I wrote this short essay as a part of a Guardian panel on Trump’s inauguration speech. Well, that was boring. Predictable, prosaic …
I wrote this essay for The Guardian, highlighting a fundamentally racist argument that Penny’s lawyeres used in the trial, that it was …
In the dark genre of self-reported atrocity photography, governments take pictures of their crimes and file them away in an act of …
I write here, for The Guardian, that the Harris campaign’s inability to change course on Gaza was a fatal error certainly for …
I wrote this brief comment, “Between hate and nothing, hate won,” about the 2024 election for The Guardian. So, it will be …
I spoke with the acclaimed writer Ta-Nehisi Coates about his new book The Message for The Guardian. He has a lot of …