Truthout
Op-Ed
To Protect Animals, Support Rescuers
As more people begin rejecting the violence humans inflict on animals, animal rescuers can win in the court of public opinion.
Anti-Austerity Sentiments Spread Beyond Greece
The bigger question is what transpires a year or two after Grexit, when the real risk to the euro isn't that Greece fails, but that it succeeds.
|
The Latest Hurdle for a Rotten Trade Deal: Malaysia, the TPP and the Slavery Provision
Malaysia's location makes it a critically important signatory to the TPP, but its human rights record presents a challenge.
|
Strengthen the Middle Class and the Country With Higher Wages
Los Angeles' progress in pushing for a living wage may be the catalyst the US needs to raise wages across the country.
You’ve Been Scammed! Kept Politicians and Demobilized Americans in a System Without a Name
Tom Engelhardt addresses the graduates of 2014 from “the campus of his mind.”
|
On Ramstein: An Open Letter From US Citizens to German Chancellor Angela Merkel
A case brought by Yemeni plaintiffs could have far-reaching consequences.
|
Facing the Question: What Makes Life Worth Living?
Jnena shares the life story of Ahmed, a young man living in the southern part of Gaza.
|
Santa Barbara Oil Spill Highlights Dangers of Offshore Fracking and Drilling
In the same region where questionable ‘marine protected areas’ were created, state and federal government crews are cleaning up a big oil spill.
|
Archbishop Oscar Romero Is a True Salvadoran Patriot
A ceremony attended by 300,000 people was held on May 23, in the city of San Salvador to honor and celebrate the beatification of El Salvador's deceased Archbishop Oscar …
William Rivers Pitt | The Loved and the Lost: A Note to the Biden Family
The passing of Beau Biden is a loss to the nation, but that pales in comparison to the loss being endured by Joe Biden and his family.