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Suppose we accept the fiction that none of us expected Israel to launch a full-scale genocide in Gaza—a premeditated campaign to erase the Strip…
According to recent data from the Pew Research Center, 45 percent of American adults say that if they could choose when to live, they…
The Trump Administration’s Department of Education recently announced that graduate programs for areas of study such as nursing, education, social work, physical therapy, and…
At the close of a year in which Africa’s underlying economic problems continue to worsen, the Johannesburg G20 summit on November 22-23…
In the months leading up to his election, President Donald Trump insisted that he had nothing to do with the far-right vision for…
The claim is ubiquitous: if we’re to meet our climate goals, we need a mass buildout of renewable energy production. But this…
The victory of José Antonio Kast in Chile’s 2025 presidential election ends a political cycle that began, improbably, with a subway fare…
For the first time, several well-known armed groups in Iraq have released statements supporting the idea of “the state’s monopoly on the…
The term ‘hypocrisy’ is the most convenient term, but certainly not the most apt to describe the inclusion of Israel in the Eurovision Song…
wrote my first post for Inequality.org, Our First Trillionaire: Only a Matter of Time, over twelve years ago. I hoped, at the time, that…
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