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Why We Need More Women Involved in Creating Environmental Policy
A study shows women are more supportive of pro-environmental policies, but they're rarely in decision-making positions.
How European Workers Coordinated This Month’s Massive Amazon Strike
The work stoppage, which lasted three days at some facilities, was one of the largest labor actions against Amazon.
The US White Nationalist Movement Is Attempting to Build International Allies
After post-Charlottesville backlash, white nationalists are trying to consolidate and tap into international fascism.
Former UN Special Rapporteur on US Withdrawal From the Human Rights Council
With global tensions rising, the US finds itself in a corner by design and incompetence, says Richard Falk.
The Coming Storm: Italy Under a Right-Wing Populist Government
The government in Rome may discover its incoherent economic agenda is difficult to implement.
Republicans Are Finally Ready to Limit Trump’s Power — but Only on Trade and Tariffs
Trump is reportedly unhappy with the move to restrict his powers.
US Lets Public Housing Developments Crumble as a Prelude to Privatization
It's the shock doctrine for public housing.
Killing the Iran Deal Could Have Unintended Global Consequences
Iranian nuclear weapons are not among them.
Eastern Europe Offers Glimpse of What Happens When Right-Wing Extremists Control Policy Apparatus
When it comes to the Trumpian version of “populism,” Eastern Europe led the way.
Why Native American Women Are Going After Europe’s Banks to Divest From Big Oil
“Indigenous women ... often are the ones to call out injustice when they see it immediately.”