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“A Monstrous Campaign of Annihilation”: Death Toll in Eastern Ghouta Tops 300 From Syrian Assault
The UN has condemned the Syrian government's recent deadly barrage of airstrikes and artillery fire.
Is Greece on the Road to Recovery, or Will It Remain Trapped by Debt? An Interview With Economist Costas Lapavitsas
The Eurozone perpetuates Greece's unequal economy.
Will Oxfam Sex Scandal in Haiti Start a #MeToo Moment for Aid Organizations?
Edwidge Danticat, Haitian-American novelist, discusses more.
Inside the US Military Recruitment Program That Trained Nikolas Cruz to Be “a Very Good Shot”
Pat Elder discusses more.
The Politically Charged History of the Term “Able-Bodied”
Far from describing a defined demographic group, there is no standard definition that makes a person “able-bodied.”
Fighting for Puerto Rico: The Struggle Against Post-Hurricane Privatization
Puerto Rico needs a vision for the future from the left.
Mueller Probe Heats Up: Thirteen Russians Indicted, Ex-Trump Aide to Plead Guilty, Focus on Kushner Grows
The Justice Department indicted 13 Russians and three companies with efforts to influence the 2016 election.
Robert Reich: Morality and the Common Good Must Be at Center of Fighting Trump’s Economic Agenda
President Trump proposes a massive increase in Pentagon spending while cutting funding for Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
“There’s an Alternative to the Top-Down Capitalist Corporation”: In Conversation With Richard Wolff
CounterSpin interviews Richard Wolff on questioning economic fundamentals.
“The US’s Culture of Violence Contributes to the Sanctification of the Second Amendment”: An Interview With Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
The Second Amendment is a product of white settler colonialism.