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Tanner Nau
Editorial Fellow at The Free Press
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Inside the Online Anti-Indian Hate Factory
A study traces the explosion of anti-Indian rhetoric on social media, including 24,000 posts that were viewed over 300 million times.
Tanner Nau
John Bolton: If There Ever Were a Moment to Topple Iran, This Is It
The president’s former national security adviser says that Iran ‘needs to start coming apart at the top,’ and then it will likely fall.
Tanner Nau
The Gringo Dream Burns in Puerto Vallarta
Americans who thought the beachfront paradise was Mexico without Mexican problems are learning how wrong they were.
River Page and Tanner Nau
They Voted for Trump, Not for His Immigration Detention Center
When Byhalia, Mississippi, caught wind of plans to put 8,500 detainees nearby, political loyalty to the president was cast aside.
Tanner Nau
Rebuilding the American Dream, One Row House at a Time
Many families want to live in cities but can’t afford to buy a home. Can a SpaceX-inspired start-up change that?
Tanner Nau
How the FBI Is Searching for Nancy Guthrie
The creator of the FBI’s Hostage Rescue Team on the investigation’s early stumbles, clues, and doorbell camera footage
Tanner Nau
The Department of Education Isn’t Going Anywhere
A year after Trump tried to abolish the agency, Republicans are dragging their feet and increasing its budget.
Tanner Nau
Fear Is Now Just Part of the Job for Politicians
Many are increasingly worried about a culture that sees them as targets for violence, regardless of their politics.
Tanner Nau
Will China’s Latest Purge Come for Xi Jinping?
The mysterious exit of top Chinese military officials raises the question of whether Xi is consolidating power or quickly losing it.
Frannie Block and Tanner Nau
Obamacare Could Save the GOP Majority—or Doom It
Rising healthcare costs pose an existential threat to the slim Republican majorities in Congress.
Tanner Nau
Mamdani’s ‘New Era’ Starts with Deleting Posts About Antisemitism
New York City’s new mayor also abandoned the city’s official recognition of an antisemitism definition and an order to strengthen the protection of…
Tanner Nau
The Abstainer in Chief Gets Friendly with Marijuana
Trump’s executive order loosening restrictions on marijuana doesn’t sit well with some of his staunchest conservative allies.
Tanner Nau
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