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Avoiding Apocalypse on the Korean Peninsula: Why Diplomacy Is Not Naïve Appeasement
Threats and displays of military power by the United States haven't worked. Ever.
How Mainstream Privilege Discourse Actually Bolsters the Status Quo
For many communities of color, direct action isn't a privilege — it's a means of survival.
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai Wants to Roll Back Net Neutrality Rules: Here’s What You Need to Know
FCC Chairman Pai officially announced a process intended to undo the 2015 Open Internet Order.
How Business “Partnerships” Flopped at the US’s Largest University
SUNY's recent “partnerships” with private businesses have not been productive.
Hilcorp: Putting Lives in Danger
Houston billionaire Jeffery Hildebrand is “rehabilitating” Alaska's aging oil fields in ecologically-sensitive, fragile tundra.
The Urban Common Spaces That Show Us We Belong to Something Larger
We must protect the parks, pathways, and gardens that connect us to each other and to the ecosystems of our home.
Child Anxiety and Parenting in the Trump Era
Since the election, medical professionals have observed an uptick in agitation and anxiety among our young patients.
California State University Halts Middle East Studies Search Due to Outside Pressure
Cal State Fresno has caved in to pressure from pro-Israel groups opposed to its Middle East Studies program.
Expect More Murders: Why the Radical Right Kills
With the demonizing narratives of the Trump administration, we should brace ourselves for more violence from the radical right.
How Chicken Farmers Are Getting Clucked in a Supermarket Near You
Farmers say they're not getting a fair deal, and they want the federal government to take action.