The New Republic (publication)

The New Republic is a prominent American magazine focused on politics, culture, and current affairs. Founded in 1914, it is known for its liberal perspective, offering in-depth analysis and commentary on various issues, including government policy, social justice, and the arts. The magazine publishes articles, essays, and reviews from established writers and academics, aiming to provide a thoughtful and informed discussion about American society and the world. Over the years, it has played a significant role in shaping public discourse and has been influential in progressive movements.