Grace Panetta / 19th NewsVoting rights attorney Jacqueline De León says that as Native Americans have flexed their political power, some states have tried to add barriers.Opinion
Norman Solomon / TruthdigThe media establishment finds itself heaping praise upon the "noted statesman" despite his enduring legacy as an indefatigable war criminal.Military
Anatol Lieven / Responsible StatecraftIt's not enough for Washington to urge talks from behind the scenes, while insisting in public that only Kyiv can negotiate.
Mark Engler and Paul Engler / Waging NonviolenceIt takes effort to track the impacts of mass mobilizations like #MeToo, Occupy or Black Lives Matter, but understanding social change is impossible without such work.TD Original
Lindsay Koshgarian / OtherWordsConservative lawmakers calling for cuts should start with the agency that can’t account for $1.9 trillion — not the programs Americans rely on.Politics
Paul Von Blum / TruthdigEthnic Armenians have fled a once-thriving democracy in Artsakh after an offensive by the authoritarian regime in Azerbaijan.Environment
Jessica Corbett / Common Dreams"It's like the tobacco companies that knew the addictive and lethal nature of cigarettes yet continued to get millions of teenagers hooked on them," said one African critic.
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Freddie deBoer / Truthdig"EA is always sold as a very pure and fundamentally straightforward project but collapses into obscurity and creepy tangents when substance is demanded."TD Interview
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Opinion
To have even a remote chance of turning back the clock on climate change, we need to also combat autocracy. Can we do both?
DEIB
Voting rights attorney Jacqueline De León says that as Native Americans have flexed their political power, some states have tried to add barriers.
Opinion
The media establishment finds itself heaping praise upon the "noted statesman" despite his enduring legacy as an indefatigable war criminal.
Military
It's not enough for Washington to urge talks from behind the scenes, while insisting in public that only Kyiv can negotiate.
Women
It takes effort to track the impacts of mass mobilizations like #MeToo, Occupy or Black Lives Matter, but understanding social change is impossible without such work.
TD Original
Despite industry claims, the evidence suggests industrial-scale cattle farming will always hurt the planet.
Military
Conservative lawmakers calling for cuts should start with the agency that can’t account for $1.9 trillion — not the programs Americans rely on.
Politics
A breakdown of where the Republican presidential candidates stand on U.S. immigration policy.
TD Column
Ethnic Armenians have fled a once-thriving democracy in Artsakh after an offensive by the authoritarian regime in Azerbaijan.
Environment
"It's like the tobacco companies that knew the addictive and lethal nature of cigarettes yet continued to get millions of teenagers hooked on them," said one African critic.
Opinion
"EA is always sold as a very pure and fundamentally straightforward project but collapses into obscurity and creepy tangents when substance is demanded."
TD Interview
The director of “JFK” on the Kennedy cover-up, why he was killed, and what the country—and the world—suffered as a result.