Op-Ed | Economy & Labor Teachers Deserve a Raise. Here’s How to Fund It Huge tax cuts for energy corporations have left state school budgets broke. By Negin Owliaei , OtherWords March 24, 2018 Truthout
Op-Ed | War & Peace The Last Person in the Room: John Bolton, PNAC and the End of the World Bolton wants war wherever and whenever he can get it. By William Rivers Pitt , Truthout March 24, 2018 Truthout
Op-Ed | Environment & Health I Treat Patients on Medicaid, and I See That Work Requirements Will Destroy the Safety Net We are all one job loss or one devastating accident away from needing a safety net. By Audrey M. Provenzano , TheConversation March 23, 2018 Truthout
Op-Ed | Human Rights Reviving the Asylum Is Not the Answer to Gun Violence US prisons often operate as asylums for the disabled. By Anne Parsons , Michael Rembis , Liat Ben-Moshe , Truthout March 23, 2018 Truthout
Op-Ed | Human Rights Defending the Digital Frontier: Why We Need a Civil Rights Framework for the Internet The problem is not isolated to one platform, however powerful that platform might be. By Kelly Hayes , Truthout March 23, 2018 Truthout
Op-Ed | Human Rights The Indigenous Collective Using Tattoos to Rise Above Colonialism Spirit writing is more than tattoos. By Mary Annette Pember , YES!Magazine March 22, 2018 Truthout
Op-Ed | Environment & Health Four Ways Government Climate Information Has Changed Since Trump Took Office These changes are not just damaging to those trying to address climate change. By Britt S. Paris & Morgan Currie , TheConversation March 22, 2018 Truthout
Op-Ed | Politics & Elections The US Under Donald Trump: Already Hell Enough for This Muslim-American No one will be able to say that there were no warnings as people were demonized in their own country. By Nate Terani , TomDispatch March 22, 2018 Truthout
Op-Ed | Politics & Elections The Batman Villain Behind Cambridge Analytica At the bottom of this rabbit hole is “Citizens United.” By William Rivers Pitt , Truthout March 22, 2018 Truthout
Op-Ed | Politics & Elections Martin Shkreli Is Going to Jail Because He Forgot There Are Consequences for Hurting the Rich The frat boy of pharmaceuticals, Martin Shkreli, was sentenced to seven years in prison this month. By Bobbi Dempsey , TalkPoverty.org March 21, 2018 Truthout