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Middle East Alliances, Old and New: Confronting “That Part of the World”
It’s time that real debate about future US policy in the Middle East becomes part of our world.
The Path to the Supreme Court
Defending Undocumented Nannies, House Cleaners and Caregivers
For immigrant families targeted by Trump, the trauma is real and long-lasting.
Federal Agencies Halt Reviews of Toxic Pesticides That Endanger Wildlife
There's a revolving door between pesticide companies and federal agencies.
Deported by Trump, Migrants Press Mexican President-Elect for Support
Helping US returnees reintegrate is just as important as stimulating the economy, say migrant support groups.
Can a Cap Be Placed on the Incomes of the Super-Rich?
In this excerpt from “The Case for a Maximum Wage,” author Sam Pizzigati argues that a maximum wage is possible.
Myths About “Violent Offenders” Compromise True Safety
Our obsession with false boogeymen takes hundreds of millions of dollars away from programs that create real safety.
Oklahoma Could Execute Potentially Innocent Prisoners With Nitrogen Gas
Oklahoma has ended its moratorium on the death penalty but the flaws and racial bias in its judicial system remain.
On Mandela’s 100th Birthday, Rev. Jesse Jackson Remembers His Vision
Former President Barack Obama spoke in Johannesburg at an event marking the centennial.
Four Years After Eric Garner’s Killing, His Family Still Seeks Accountability
Eric Garner's mother, Gwen Carr, discusses the ongoing push for justice.