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The next great political revolution may not begin with a crowd in a square. It may begin with a network of ordinary…
When Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in South America this week, he carried a familiar message: The United States wants access…
Atahualpa SofĂa Enciso’s children don’t know what a normal river is, she says. Living by the Santiago River in the state of…
Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, many Muslim Americans are still perceived in ways shaped by 9/11 and…
Donald Trump’s success in wresting concessions from Venezuela’s interim President Delcy RodrĂguez is a clear demonstration of what can be achieved through…
In several European countries, parliamentary and presidential elections have become the scene of a historic contest between right-wing and left-wing forces. In…
Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, on the surface it may seem that American foreign policy has followed…
When it comes to data centers, Americans are increasingly polling like a Dr. Seuss book. We would not like them here or there. We…
Is revolution a single event? Or is it a process? Perhaps a process made possible by the many gaining certain invaluable insights…
On September 6, families in Gaza stood before nearly one hundred shrouds. Even by Gaza’s standards, the scene was difficult to absorb.…
This essay continues an ideology sequence excerpted from the book, Liberating Theory, which myself, Leslie Cagan, Noam Chomsky, Robin Hahnel, Mel King, Lydia…
The Trump administration is facing massive public pressure against privatizing land in Yosemite National Park and we need to pile on. The…
Politics is wearying. The constant parade of outrages in the news can have the effect of collapsing your personal beliefs into a…
Nepal and the Philippines share a fundamental climate condition: both are low greenhouse-gas emitters yet highly exposed to climate risks and suffer…
Wars, conflicts, and crises continue to spread and persist in dozens of countries around the world, particularly across many parts of the…
Dwight Hua’s roommate knocked on his door at 5:30 a.m. on May 22, saying there was a notice for nearly 50,000 people in…
Torrential rain was predicted in Buenos Aires on August 6. People carrying umbrellas slowly gathered near the Argentine National Congress in an…
The first photographs of Nicolas Maduro inside an American detention facility surfaced this week as he waits for a trial that will not begin…
A new study from the Trump administration is sending alarm bells through pro-democracy groups for its potential to fuel a crackdown on…
Residents discuss their opposition to a proposed data center in Lockart, Texas. (Photo: Caldwell / Hays Examiner. May be republished with attribution.)…
