Fast Company: The Nation, America’s oldest continuously published weekly magazine, is 150 years old and up until last week, its website looked at least that old. Now, the self-described “flagship of the left” is getting a redesign, courtesy of Blue State Digital, the team behind Obama’s 2008 and 2012 digital strategies. Gone is the circa-2005, tri-columned front page, chronologically streaming progressive and left-leaning political news at a rate of about 15 stories per day. In its place is something distinctly modern — a 21st-century digital publication that looks just as deliberately designed and laid-out as what goes to presses every week.