Noah Hurowitz
Coverage of Noah Hurowitz in the Nexus archive.
- The Right’s “Election Fraud” Cry for Midterms Previewed in Primaries
Graham Platner, a combat veteran and oyster farmer, won the Democratic Senate primary in Maine with over 70% of the vote after his opponent, Gov. Janet Mills, suspended her campaign. The article highlights his message of redemption and progressive economic agenda resonating with voters, while also discussing conservative conspiracy theories about voter suppression and the role of prediction markets in shaping political narratives.
- “Warehousing Human Beings”
Hundreds of detained people at Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey, launched a hunger and labor strike to protest inhumane conditions, including lack of medical care and spoiled food, at the immigration detention facility operated by GEO Group. Protests were met with violent tactics from law enforcement, including tear gas and arrests, as described by Andrea Sáenz and Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, who criticized the Trump administration's restricted oversight and the impact on all Americans.
- “We Will Find You and We Will Kill You”
The Trump administration's new counterterrorism strategy outlines terrorist threats and priority targets, including anti-fascist activists and ISIS. The strategy combines the administration's war on the wider world with its war on dissent at home. This approach has been criticized for being overly broad and flexible, allowing for the suppression of dissent.
- “We Will Find You and We Will Kill You”
The Trump administration's new counterterrorism strategy outlines terrorist threats and priority targets, including anti-fascist activists and ISIS, with a promise to find and kill enemies. The strategy combines Trump's war on the wider world with the administration's war on dissent at home. This approach has been criticized for being overly broad and potentially lethal.