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Protests in Chile Sparked by a Subway Fare Hike Come After 30 Years of Crisis
The protest drew more than 5 percent of Chile’s population and followed days of widespread civil unrest.
After 1 Million Flood Streets, Chile’s Government Announces Serious Changes
President Piñera announced a major cabinet shuffle after the “largest mobilization since the end of dictatorship.”
ISIS Grew Out of US Invasion of Iraq. What Will Happen Next?
In the wake of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's death, it's important to examine why ISIS emerged in the first place.
Seven Peace Activists Found Guilty of “Conspiracy” for Anti-Nuclear Protest
The Kings Bay Plowshares 7 were charged for breaking into a naval base housing nuclear ballistic missile submarines.
AOC Grills Facebook’s Zuckerberg on Lies in Political Ads
Zuckerberg says that politicians should be allowed to lie on Facebook.
Why Did Republicans Storm a Closed Impeachment Hearing?
The Republican congressmembers' bizarre breach of protocol lasted five hours.
How the Reckless Use of US Military Power Caused Today’s Syrian Kurdish Crisis
Turkey’s attack on northern Syria has displaced over 176,000 people, including nearly 80,000 children.
Turkish Invasion of Syria Is Latest Chapter in History of US Betraying Kurds
We must challenge the received understanding of the U.S. relationship with the Kurds, Turkey, Syria, ISIS and terrorism.
Elizabeth Warren and Activists Say Big Tech Companies Should Be Broken Up
Facebook and Google are having a negative impact on democracy, author Roger McNamee explains.
Former Zuckerberg Mentor: I Raised Alarm on Russian Interference But Was Ignored
Longtime Silicon Valley investor Roger McNamee speaks out about Facebook's dismissal of Russian interference.