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How Will We Defend Choice After Kavanaugh?
Don't depend on a “blue wave” to defend reproductive rights.
The Struggle Over Communications Infrastructure in Puerto Rico
Hurricane Maria and the inadequate federal response show the need for self-determination over communications.
State Supreme Courts Thwart GOP Politicians’ Court-Packing Plans
State supreme courts in Florida and West Virginia asserted their independence and blocked the partisan moves.
“Feminist Freedom Warriors” Project Seeks to Build Global Solidarity
The project highlights how even in these dark times, another world is possible.
The Longest Goodbye: Why the Clintons Need to Leave the Stage
For 30 years, the Clintons have been the face of the Democratic Party. It is enough.
Activists Draw Their Own Electoral Map to End Racial Gerrymandering
Tired of being used as demographic bargaining chips, marginalized communities are creating their own electoral maps.
Khashoggi’s Murder and Saudi War Crimes in Yemen Were Facilitated by US
Amid the outcry over Khashoggi's death, many are still failing to acknowledge the US assistance behind Saudi war crimes.
Netanyahu Attacks Israeli Human Rights Group for Criticizing Occupation at UN
Hagai El-Ad, executive director of the human rights group B’Tselem, discusses more.
Dissident Saudi Professor Asks, “Is America Just an Arms Dealer?”
“The Khashoggi affair is not only about Saudi Arabia,” Madawi Al-Rasheed says.
Democrats Face Ire for Letting GOP Ram Through Six More Right-Wing Judges
Republicans took advantage of the opening left by Democrats after a so-called “truce.”