Truthout
Interview
US Owes Reparations to Panama Over Bush’s Invasion
Human rights attorney José Luis Morín and professor Greg Grandin discuss George H.W. Bush's illegal invasion of Panama.
Bush Sr.’s Ignored Legacy: War Crimes, Racism, Obstruction of Justice
Intercept columnist Mehdi Hasan discusses George H.W. Bush's record while in office.
Bush Sr. Ignored the AIDS Crisis and Detained HIV+ Haitians
Journalist Steven Thrasher discusses the 41st president's record on HIV/AIDS.
Is the US “Flirting With Fascism”?
“The Senate is a wrecking ball for democracy,” says Giroux.
The LGBTQ Movement Needs to Revisit Its Radical Past to Thrive
Author Roderick A. Ferguson discusses the commodification of queerness.
As Health Care Costs Soar, Momentum Around Medicare for All Grows
Pressure is growing on the Democratic leadership to embrace Medicare for All.
G20 Host Argentina Considers a Probe of Saudi Crown Prince
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman could face prosecution in Argentina.
The Senate’s Yemen Vote Is a Historic First
It's the first time the Senate has voted to advance a bill to pull out of an unauthorized war using the War Powers Act.
Will There Be Justice as Berta Cáceres Murder Trial Nears End?
Eight men are on trial in Honduras for the murder of environmentalist Berta Cáceres.
How Tear Gas Became a Favorite Weapon of US Border Patrol
A look at the history of tear gas, which is banned in warfare but legal for federal authorities to use on civilians.