In the U.S., seventeen million people, across multiple generations, have a shared personal identity based on their past military service. About 1.3…
There is a widening gap today between global possibilities and global realities. The possibilities are enormous, for―thanks to a variety of factors,…
In the kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, lawyer Celia Flores, neither the ‘rule of law’ (if ever relevant…
Last June, a tenant organizer named Cea Weaver wrote an article for Jacobin that bluntly opened with the line, “Real estate runs New York.”…
Multiple things can be true at once. The Iranian people are engaged in a legitimate popular struggle against an entrenched political elite…
With the rapid advance of Germany’s extreme right and adjacent neo-Nazis, a serious challenge for Germany’s trade unions – organized within Germany’s…
There’s a scene playing out across American social media that should disturb anyone with a functioning conscience. A woman lies dead, killed…
As the US openly discussed schemes to add Greenland to its list of conquered territories, it became abundantly clear that “Alternative Energy”…
ICE’s servile savagery differs from conventional policing in degree, but not in kind. The same structural reasons that lead to brutality in…
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is now only counting costs to businesses when considering regulation on key pollutants, internal documents show, rather than…
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