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Nancy Duran Rodriguez took several pairs of work gloves to Mexico in 2025, intending to hand them out as a goodwill gesture…
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In April, the General Services Administration announced plans to automate 1 million work hours annually after cutting nearly 40 percent of its staff since…
The average citizen, far from being Aristotle’s ‘political animal’, is largely ignorant of political affairs; but he is aware of one thing:…
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I want to start with a question we’ve all been asked a thousand times—in grocery stores, in elevators, in the opening minutes…
The war resides mostly in the background here in the aggressor nation. Most of those who think about it at all tend…
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Fish farming, a form of aquaculture, is now the fastest-growing form of factory farming worldwide. This rapid expansion can be attributed to the industry’s…
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In Podgorica, a new edition of Špiro Kulišić’s booklet On the Ethnogenesis of the Montenegrins has been published by the Dukljan Academy…
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A review of Scott Kurashige, American Peril: The Violent History of Anti-Asian Racism. Oakland, CA: University of California Press, 2026. 341 pps.…
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“It is not enough to be against Donald Trump and MAGA, or against the control of both major parties in the USA…
[This is a transcript of Peter Bohmer’s Economics for Everyone panel discussion, “Stop U.S. Aggression Against Iran and Cuba”, May 7, 2026, in…
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Introduction: When “Protection” Becomes Punishment Does your community care about children? This deceptively simple question carries profound moral, social, and civic weight.…
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For an outside reader, Bosnia and Herzegovina is often formally described as a sovereign state. In practice, however, it operates within a…
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I’m old enough to have been politically cognizant, admittedly less so for a couple of the earliest, of thirteen presidents (14 if…
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We activists much less radicals much less revolutionaries face many difficulties. I don’t mean the pain and suffering imposed by grotesque social…
Last month, Omer Bartov–currently holding the title of Dean’s Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Brown University–published the book Israel: What…
As a progressive who watches too much television, when I see a Democratic candidate dominating the TV air war with ubiquitous campaign…
For some years, I’ve been interested in the Marxist concepts of base and superstructure — specifically what they suggest is necessary to…
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We, the undersigned organisations, stand in solidarity with Singaporean abolitionist activist Kokila Annamalai Parvathi, criminally charged on 23 April 2026 for defying…
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One of the rituals repeated annually is the criticism of Germany’s government by workers and trade unions during the Labour Day rallies…
