Miguel Petrosky

Every couple of years, interest spikes in the “religious left,” a nebulous, hard-to-pin-down coalition of religiously motivated actors involved with American liberal and progressive politics. Since the start of Trump’s second administration, the

When one mentions deportations of immigrants for their political views and activism, or the antagonistic relationship between the government and higher education, it conjures up the current news cycle in the second Trump era. However, as the New York Times editor and writer Clay Risen shows in his recently published book, Red Scare: Blacklists, McCarthyism,