Megan Kenny, Brandon Soderberg / The Real News NetworkAn analysis of Baltimore Police data shows how reform is regularly misrepresented to the public by political leaders and police.Politics
B. ‘Toastie’ Oaster / High Country NewsEvery election year, Indigenous people grapple with how to engage in electoral politics. Or whether to. Middle East
Trita Parsi / Responsible StatecraftIf Israel's response to Iran's missile attack sucks us into war, it will be on the administration's hands. Here's why.
Ari Paul / FAIRThe reaction by media outlets to the publication of the 271-page JD Vance dossier highlights the double standards at play in this year's election cycle.TD Column
Brett Wilkins / Common DreamsFulton County Judge Robert McBurney struck down the LIFE Act, making abortion legal up to 22 weeks of pregnancy in the state.Military
William D. Hartung / TomDispatchDriven by visions of AI warfare, Pentagon-funded scientific research and academic recruitment is again on the rise.Film
Jake Bittle / GristA record-breaking storm surge battered the Shore Acres community in St. Petersburg, Florida. Many residents say they are tired of rebuilding.
Camilo Serrano Corredor / NACLAGerardo Sánchez Nateras' book uses a variety of Central American archives to present alternatives to the dominant accounts of the Nicaraguan revolution.Economic Justice
Molly Castle Work / KFF Health NewsThe law, designed to protect consumers from financial aftereffects of a medical emergency, goes into effect in January.
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Dig Scape
A sonic exploration of the maniac mindset of war profiteers during an oddly usual time of never-ending conflict.
Courts & Law
An analysis of Baltimore Police data shows how reform is regularly misrepresented to the public by political leaders and police.
Politics
Every election year, Indigenous people grapple with how to engage in electoral politics. Or whether to.
Middle East
If Israel's response to Iran's missile attack sucks us into war, it will be on the administration's hands. Here's why.
Activism
Why is the United States leading the way in an unwinnable nuclear arms race?
Women
Fulton County Judge Robert McBurney struck down the LIFE Act, making abortion legal up to 22 weeks of pregnancy in the state.
Military
Driven by visions of AI warfare, Pentagon-funded scientific research and academic recruitment is again on the rise.
Film
A mechanical biopic about World War II journalist Lee Miller could have used more time in the darkroom.
Environment
A record-breaking storm surge battered the Shore Acres community in St. Petersburg, Florida. Many residents say they are tired of rebuilding.
Book Review
Gerardo Sánchez Nateras' book uses a variety of Central American archives to present alternatives to the dominant accounts of the Nicaraguan revolution.
Economic Justice
The law, designed to protect consumers from financial aftereffects of a medical emergency, goes into effect in January.