John Mullen / Green LeftSince the 1950s, he was France's foremost fascist and reveled in the controversy he could instigate merely by expressing his unapologetic opinion.
Politics
Sam Pizzigati / Inequality.orgOn the eve of the second Trump administration, America’s super rich have never been so conspicuous about running the show.Environment
George Lakey / Waging NonviolenceThe Global Nonviolent Action Database details cases of mass movements overcoming tyrants through strategic nonviolent campaigns.Business & Economy
Daniel Rothberg, Dayvid Figler / ProPublicaThe Boring Company project is realizing Musk’s idea of regulation: avoid lengthy reviews and instead impose fines if anything goes awry.
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Dean Baker / Beat the PressThe paper wants us to believe disaffection is a result of misunderstanding and not an elite agenda in which it is complicit.TD Original
James North / TruthdigA lawsuit filed by the Democratic Republic of Congo seeks to hold Apple and its suppliers to account for decades of profiting off conflict minerals.
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Europe
Since the 1950s, he was France's foremost fascist and reveled in the controversy he could instigate merely by expressing his unapologetic opinion.
Politics
On the eve of the second Trump administration, America’s super rich have never been so conspicuous about running the show.
Environment
Around the world, dramatic swings between heavy rain and drought are increasing exponentially, according to new research.
TD Column
It’s high time to put a spike through serves-you-right liberalism.
TD Original
The leading theorist of America First foreign policy has his work cut out for him.
Books
Publishing isn’t dying, but book media — narrow, conventional, status-obsessed — needs critical review.
Arts & Culture
A delegation and their dummies makes for a lively weekend at the ventriloquist convention.
Asia Pacific
Simmering tensions among China, India and Pakistan are driving a triangular nuclear arms race.
Activism
The Global Nonviolent Action Database details cases of mass movements overcoming tyrants through strategic nonviolent campaigns.
Business & Economy
The Boring Company project is realizing Musk’s idea of regulation: avoid lengthy reviews and instead impose fines if anything goes awry.
TD Column
Trump’s billionaire oligarchy presents an opportunity for the left to reclaim populism.
Politics
The paper wants us to believe disaffection is a result of misunderstanding and not an elite agenda in which it is complicit.
TD Original
A lawsuit filed by the Democratic Republic of Congo seeks to hold Apple and its suppliers to account for decades of profiting off conflict minerals.