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Sonya Eugene is the Development Director for Current Affairs, spearheading efforts to secure grants and funding for our magazine. A native of Moscow, Russia, she has cultivated a diverse career background over her fourteen-year tenure in New Orleans, merging her work in the film industry with a passion for labor organizing. Sonya holds a BA in Visual Arts from The New School and an MA from ...
So did Current Affairs itself, in articles like “ It's a Bad Idea for Harris to Abandon Progressive Policies ” (August 2024), “ An Endorsement from Dick Cheney is Nothing to be Proud Of ” (September 2024), and “ Is Kamala Blowing It? ” (October 2024). Once again, the Left’s analysis was the correct one.
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Ro Khanna is the U.S. representative for California’s 17th Congressional district, more commonly known as “Silicon Valley.” He was a co-chair of Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign in 2020, and there’s been speculation he may run for president himself in 2028. He joined Current Affairs associate editor Alex Skopic to discuss his bipartisan efforts to release the Epstein files, a ...