Michael Gould-Wartofsky / TomDispatchWith college quads beginning to resemble police training camps, the White House seems dead set on creating the ultimate Homeland Security campus.Environment
Taylar Dawn Stagner / GristWhile it isn't easy to get such programs going, some tribal leaders view recycling as "a form of decolonization."Wounds of War
PD Staff / Peoples DispatchIsrael has bombed the city at least 60 times since the International Court of Justice (ICJ) asked it to stop all attacks and open the border for humanitarian aid.Opinion
Nick Turse / TomDispatchOver the decades, the DoD has been responsible for the deaths of scores of civilians, but compensating those harmed has never been a serious priority.
GEORGE JOSEPH, YOAV GONEN, BIANCA PALLARO, APRIL XU, HAIDEE CHU, KATIE HONAN / THE CITYWeihong Hu poured money into Eric Adams’ campaigns, then landed business deals and favorable decisions from the administration.Book Review
Katie L. Burke / UndarkIn ‘The Light Eaters,’ Zoë Schlanger considers the evidence for plant intelligence, and what that means for humanity.TD Original
Lital Khaikin / TruthdigAs these “heat and pressure” explosive munitions become more widely used, observers say international law is “utterly inadequate.”TD Original
Anna Rebrii / TruthdigNew threats have complicated, but not extinguished, Mexico’s revolutionary experiment in Chiapas.
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Activism
With college quads beginning to resemble police training camps, the White House seems dead set on creating the ultimate Homeland Security campus.
Environment
While it isn't easy to get such programs going, some tribal leaders view recycling as "a form of decolonization."
Wounds of War
Israel has bombed the city at least 60 times since the International Court of Justice (ICJ) asked it to stop all attacks and open the border for humanitarian aid.
Opinion
The West is choosing a dangerous doubling down on war, despite more signs Russia is willing to talk.
Politics
The two oligarchs share an agenda that goes well beyond securing tax cuts and regulatory rollbacks.
Wounds of War
Over the decades, the DoD has been responsible for the deaths of scores of civilians, but compensating those harmed has never been a serious priority.
Politics
Weihong Hu poured money into Eric Adams’ campaigns, then landed business deals and favorable decisions from the administration.
Book Review
In ‘The Light Eaters,’ Zoë Schlanger considers the evidence for plant intelligence, and what that means for humanity.
TD Original
What the power struggle at the top of the GOP apparatus says about Trump’s party and its long war on democracy.
Health & Wellness
A new report surfaces a trail of red flags the EPA failed to raise.
TD Original
The country is far from united in mourning the passing of Ebrahim Raisi, also known as ‘The Butcher of Tehran.”
TD Original
As these “heat and pressure” explosive munitions become more widely used, observers say international law is “utterly inadequate.”
TD Original
New threats have complicated, but not extinguished, Mexico’s revolutionary experiment in Chiapas.