Israel’s crisis is not about democracy but occupation.
El Salvador’s Dangerous Democratic Backslide
The world’s “coolest dictator” is imprisoning innocents at rates not seen since the country’s dictatorship and civil war. Solidarity activists are fighting back.
Democracy Needs Healthy Debates About War and Peace
Congress spent the last “military spending” debate rehashing the culture wars — not the nearly $1 trillion Pentagon budget itself.
Spinning Illusions: The Anti-American Left and the Ukraine War
Apologists for Russian actions are meeting resistance around the world.
Oppenheimer and the Birth of the Nuclear-Industrial Complex
The new film about Robert Oppenheimer leaves out some important facts and context.
A Mini-Revolution in Tokyo
Progressive politician Satoko Kishimoto is shaking up Japanese politics at a local level.
Commemorating the ADA and Mourning the Mass Murder of Persons with Disabilities
July 26 marks the thirty-third anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the seventh anniversary of a horrific atrocity in Japan.
War in Ukraine Makes Just Transition on Energy More Urgent
Powerful interests are still pushing Kyiv in the direction of fossil fuels and nuclear energy.
Robert Oppenheimer’s Tragedy―and Ours
The new movie by Christopher Nolan puts the nuclear threat front and center.
The Military Dangers of AI Are Not Hallucinations
If, in a grim future, AI attacks AI, will human extinction be the collateral damage?