Geoff Dembicki / DesmogWill Chamberlain says countries should be willing to tolerate mild amounts of government corruption to preserve political stability.Ear to the Ground
Kamin Mohammadi / TruthdigAn Iranian bill, a U.S. sanctions campaign and a British law each claim to target Iran-based hostility. But together they leave Iranians very isolated.
Peter Kuznick, Ivana Nikolić Hughes / Responsible StatecraftWe’re still living with the consequences of the party’s removal of an anti-imperialist who coined the term “the century of the common man” from FDR’s last ticket.Opinion
Joe Cirincione / TruthdigA commission of inquiry finds extermination, torture and rape in the West Bank and says genocide in Gaza is continuing despite a ceasefire.
Guilherme Levorato / Panamerican DispatchThe Workers Party’s long recovery of the urban vote continues as Lula wins 49% of the vote in Brazil’s 200 largest cities to overtake Bolsonaro.
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Emma Lehman / TruthdigAs voters prepare to decide on the Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act, a collapsing healthcare system and the future of direct democracy hang in the balance.
Diane de Vignemont / TruthdigWhile media have fixated on the violence, French students achieved something rare on the weekend: Sectors that usually fight alone marched together.
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Politics
Hate, fear and bigotry is all the GOP has on offer — but will it sell?
Politics
Will Chamberlain says countries should be willing to tolerate mild amounts of government corruption to preserve political stability.
Ear to the Ground
The labor organizer and co-founder of the United Farm Workers was a tireless advocate for civil rights.
Global Voices
An Iranian bill, a U.S. sanctions campaign and a British law each claim to target Iran-based hostility. But together they leave Iranians very isolated.
Arts & Culture
We’re still living with the consequences of the party’s removal of an anti-imperialist who coined the term “the century of the common man” from FDR’s last ticket.
Opinion
A commission of inquiry finds extermination, torture and rape in the West Bank and says genocide in Gaza is continuing despite a ceasefire.
TD Column
Republican megadonors may not be able to spend candidates out of the party's deep political holes.
Business & Economy
Affordability is a major concern for voters as costs for gas, groceries and healthcare skyrocket.
Environment
New laws are treating cooling as a necessity rather than a luxury, though what landlords must provide varies widely.
Americas
The Workers Party’s long recovery of the urban vote continues as Lula wins 49% of the vote in Brazil’s 200 largest cities to overtake Bolsonaro.
TD Original
As voters prepare to decide on the Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act, a collapsing healthcare system and the future of direct democracy hang in the balance.
Ear to the Ground
MAGA Republicans follow a dismal pattern of excusing misogyny, pedophilia and cruelty.
Global Voices
While media have fixated on the violence, French students achieved something rare on the weekend: Sectors that usually fight alone marched together.