Governments could face a surge of investor-state arbitration for public health measures in response to the coronavirus.
Op-Ed
We don’t want to be heroes right now. We just want to live another day.
Media outrage has been directed at Trump, but this pandemic isn’t just about his incompetence. It’s about capitalism.
Chicago’s reparations ordinance remains a great precedent for the U.S. despite some of its promises being unfulfilled.
We are “reopening” because in these United States, the people have always come a distant second to profit.
In shifting attention from its own bungling of the COVID-19 crisis, the U.S. is raising tensions with China.
The pandemic has provided a convenient excuse for governments pandering to domestic bigotry and isolationist tendencies.
We are approaching the crescendo of calamity many have feared was coming since 2016.
Alex Azar’s comments were hateful — and honest, exposing the racist logic behind the entire Trump movement.
Whether in the U.S. or Iran, fundamentalist religion often made for bad public policy during the first wave of COVID-19.