Human Rights For Native Americans, History Continues to Repeat Itself The US talks about freedom and liberty, but the country was founded upon genocide and slavery. By Dahr Jamail , Truthout August 27, 2018 Truthout
Economy & Labor How the Trump Foundation Illustrates the Limits of Charity Regulations Private foundations have a responsibility to do more than merely comply with tax laws. By Ellen P. Aprill , TheConversation August 26, 2018 Truthout
Education & Youth Meet the Women Poets Preserving Indigenous Languages in Mexico “When you lose a language, you lose a whole culture.” By Bérengère Sim , OpenDemocracy August 26, 2018 Truthout
Environment & Health Shell Took 16 Years to Warn Shareholders of Climate Risks Shell started commissioning research on fossil fuels and climate change as early as 1981. By Chloe Farand & Sharon Kelly , DeSmogBlog August 26, 2018 Truthout
Op-Ed | Reproductive Rights How Do We Confront a Supreme Threat to Choice? A post-Roe legal system would in some crucial ways be worse for women and other pregnant people than the pre-Roe era. By Sharon Smith , SocialistWorker August 26, 2018 Truthout
War & Peace Senator John McCain, Republican War Hawk, Dead at 81 McCain's pro-war record includes aggressively pushing for the 2003 illegal invasion of Iraq. By Staff , CommonDreams August 26, 2018 Truthout
Interview | Politics & Elections What Liberals Have Gotten Wrong About Main Street USA Democrats should take voters’ concerns seriously rather than blowing them off, says Thomas Frank. By Mark Karlin , Truthout August 26, 2018 Truthout
Economy & Labor Only African Resources, Not Migrants, Are Welcome in Western Countries Wealth leaves Africa every year going to former colonialist countries. By Yasin Kakande , Truthout August 26, 2018 Truthout
Environment & Health Funding Conservation by Killing Animals: An Ironic Partnership As public opinion shifts on wildlife and animal welfare, it is time to adopt a new model of conservation. By JP Sottile , Truthout August 26, 2018 Truthout
Environment & Health Pigs Aren’t the Only Ones Suffering From North Carolina’s Industrial Hog Farms The biggest pork producer in the world just got walloped — again — by a massive jury verdict. By Susan Bird , Care2 August 25, 2018 Truthout