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For a group of women living in an Iraqi Kurdistan refugee camp, a new class imparts lessons that go far beyond self-defense. […]
How the rich, binational culture of the Rio Grande Delta in Texas is dealing with its designation as a site of terrorism and chaos. […]
Wealthy parents have been arrested for lavishing millions on a college admissions scam. But inequality in school funding is baked into our system. […]
Climate, indigenous rights, and water security are all at stake in the ongoing fight against Enbridge’s tar sands pipeline. […]
Everyone needs to understand the implications of their choice to support charter schools. […]
The U.S. National Security Agency has reportedly mothballed a large domestic spying program, but discontinuation of is not necessarily permanent. Now’s a good time to look at the program’s potential for abuse. […]
Do you really want your Bible signed by the guy who separates mothers from babies, had an affair while his wife was home with a baby and is currently doing his best to take food and healthcare away from poor people? […]
One response is sustainably conscious and “circularly” produced clothing. […]
While most of society will publicly denounce what certain parents did to get their already privileged children into elite institutions, it is in important ways nothing new. […]
U.S. interests promise oil will bring riches to the people of Guyana. But export commodities have rarely benefited the country’s majority. […]
Trump has proposed to slash funding for public education in his 2020 budget. In courts across the country, however, public schools are holding up in lawsuits brought by pro-charter interests. […]
Trump promises to increase soy exports to China—but if the deal goes through, only corporate interests will benefit. […]
The Medicare for All movement may be gaining steam, but so is its evil counterpoint. […]
2020 DNC to be held at a crossroads of racism, working class rage, and socialism. […]
The second-largest teachers union in America is building on labors momentum with a new nationwide campaign. […]
“I want people to see the truth, regardless of who they are. Because without information, you cannot make informed decisions as a public.&rdquo […]
Corporate mergers around the world are on pace to break a record, with the majority of these mergers occurring in the United States. Efforts to control monopolies have received renewed attention since the 2018 midterms. […]
Impoverished people living in numerous countries today would stand a far better chance of survival if weapon manufacturers such as Lockheed Martin, Boeing, General Dynamics, and Raytheon, stopped manufacturing and selling death-dealing products. […]
Lotta’ corruption means lotta’ investigations. […]
Born in deeply segregated Mississippi in the 1940s, photographer Doy Gorton grew up surrounded by what he describes as “legalized white supremacy.&rdquo […]
Will a new quintet of bills be sufficient to appropriately regulate California’s charters? […]
Publicly funded lending pools can provide low-interest, short-term loans in a way no private lender can or will. […]
Kashmir—a long-contested region between India and Pakistan—is a spectacularly beautiful former tourist destination. But to live near the border these days means hunkering down in bomb shelters. […]
Representative Omar is at the center of a maelstrom of attention over her efforts to call out the pro-Israel lobby. Here’s how she can leverage that. […]
The island nation is institutionalizing some of the most profound reforms since the beginning of its revolution—but the Trump Administration is putting those efforts at risk. […]
Black women face major barriers to entry in news media. […]
Manufacturing is critical to producing wealth, not merely a bygone stage in the evolution of human society. […]
The artist calls her series a meditation on “the tidbits of life” that make us who we are, and what happens when we have to flee. […]
Who knew his future was so bright? […]
Personally, Trump prefers liars who are not convicted. […]
In a new documentary, PBS explores the legacy of singer and activist Holly Near. […]
Film Review of “Joseph Pulitzer: Voice of the People.&rdquo […]
The American Medical Association, along with Planned Parenthood has just sued the Trump Administration for its ‘gag rule,’ on funding for abortion providers. Here's why the AMA says the rule, if implemented, “will be a national public health crisis.&rdquo […]
The closing moments of the hearing seemed to serve as a therapy session for white men suffering from the uncomfortable feeling that their moral authority, as well as their power, is in decline. […]
Local residents now have standing in court to sue corporate polluters on behalf of the lake. The local effort has been vigorously opposed by a group linked to some of the largest corporations and lobbying groups on the planet. […]
Either we learn to pull in our militaristic horns and try to live in peace or watch a growing national debt crush our chances for economic progress. […]
Major League Baseball has agreed to stop using the offensive term. Paradigm shift? Maybe not. […]
“A tremendous thank you to our beautiful city from the teachers of Oakland. Let’s do this again tomorrow!&rdquo […]
The 2019 “Spirit Awards” honor progressive, diverse, inclusive films. Are such categories becoming irrelevant? […]
Are we witnessing a fundamental change in how the public views corporate incentive packages, and the craven submissiveness of elected officials who hand them out? […]
A new release illustrates the life of the socialist visionary, pacifist, and presidential candidate. […]
Because wall can. Because wall is beautiful. […]
“Pessimism of the spirit and optimism of the will” are about saving enough to rebuild, even if we may not see the results in our own lifetimes. […]
Teachers in the school district that was supposed to be the model for education reform just rebelled—and won. […]
“It would affect their ability to fight immediately.&rdquo […]
A new book corrects the record on the anti-imperialist historian—a close ally of “The Progressive’s” founder—whose work was much maligned by pro-empire liberals. […]
Sanders helped push the Democratic Party left and changed the course of American politics. But he’s missing part of the picture. […]
U.S. interference in Venezuela threatens to turn a crisis into a catastrophe. We can’t let the violence that plagues the Middle East be transferred to Latin America. […]
“Reforming the law would be a step back for the culture of peace, a step back for the access to justice for the indigenous peoples, and a step back for the victims that were affected by the armed conflict.&rdquo […]
In the current context of environmental deregulation this bill is a rare piece of good news on the conservation front. […]
