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- The Nation is calling on its readers to support its brand of independent journalism through a June fundraising campaign.
- According to The Nation, its journalism exposes the administration's abuses of power, holds the powerful accountable, and helps build alternatives to the world.
- Nation DC Bureau chief Chris Lehmann, speaking on Democracy Now!, described the budget bill as "the single largest upward redistribution of wealth effectuated by any piece of legislation...
Get the inside scoop on the The Nation‘s June fundraising campaign! The publication aims to raise $20,000 to support its independent journalism, which exposes abuses of power and holds those accountable. This critical fundraising effort bolsters reporting on vital topics, including war, reproductive justice, and upcoming elections, ensuring vital details reaches readers. Donations directly fuel essential analysis and reporting, impacting critical issues. This initiative from News Directory 3 amplifies the publications’s 160-year legacy of impactful journalism. Discover how you can empower their next chapter and keep this independent voice strong. Find out where your support can make the biggest difference. What’s next for this critical voice?
The Nation Launches Fundraising Campaign for Independent Journalism
Updated June 22, 2025
The Nation is calling on its readers to support its brand of independent journalism through a June fundraising campaign. The publication aims to raise $20,000 to bolster its reporting and analysis of critical issues.
According to The Nation, its journalism exposes the administration’s abuses of power, holds the powerful accountable, and helps build alternatives to the world. The publication said it has the right people to confront this moment.
Nation DC Bureau chief Chris Lehmann, speaking on Democracy Now!, described the budget bill as “the single largest upward redistribution of wealth effectuated by any piece of legislation in our history.” Jacob silverman, in the June print issue and on The Nation Podcast, examined how crypto has captured American campaign finance, revealing it was the top donor in the 2024 elections and won nearly every race it supported.
The publication also highlighted its coverage of war and peace, the courts, reproductive justice, climate, immigration, and healthcare.
“We’re aiming to raise $20,000 during our June Fundraising Campaign to fund our change-making reporting and analysis.Stand for bold, independent journalism and donate to support The nation today.”
What’s next
With a 160-year history, The Nation said it is prepared to continue sounding the alarm on presidential overreach and the persecution of dissent. The publication is inviting readers to be part of its next chapter as it seeks to fund its reporting and analysis through the fundraising campaign.