Politics/gov is a category reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on issues relating to politics and government that includes legislation, adjudication, and what is typically called executive action and program – government behavior and prospects.
Letās start with the good news. The Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has added 61 companies to its…
Brazilās general election on 4 October delivered a severe warning to the Left. FlĆ”vio Bolsonaro, the presidential candidate of the Liberal Party…
There are very real reasons to be concerned about the future of our democracy and undoubtedly real stakes in the coming midterms.…
No doubt youāve seen it yourself, or read about it: Meta, the tech giant behind Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, manipulating engagement on…
GAZA, 9 October 2026 ā One year after the Gaza ceasefire agreement was reached, more than 100 humanitarian, human rights, and other…
This column is bound to be unconvincing because we are doomed (even by the language we use) to analyze the new through…
Turning 83 has made me think less about age than about memory, about the people who shaped me, the worlds that have…
The evacuation of a dozen B-1B bombers of the US Air Force from the RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire is another instalment in…
We marched in the streets on October 7 because Israel used the Hamas attack to launch a 3 year genocide, which killed…
Franceās October 6 mobilization challenges Americans to defend their future through peaceful collective action. Call me a Jacobin. Call me whatever you…
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