New Zealand Gunman's Manifesto Echoes Norwegian Mass Murderer's
A Swedish terror expert sees parallels between the shooter's writings and a 1,500-page document published by Anders Behring Breivik.
The Media's Pro-Israel Bias Echoes Coverage of Apartheid
Some pundits argue that Israelis and Palestinians could not peacefully share a Democratic country.
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Illegal Abortions Exact a High Toll Among African Women
Unsafe procedures are killing women at high rates, and U.S. policy is part of the problem.
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Can the Los Angeles Times’ Revival Endure?
Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong has a bold new vision for the newspaper, but the competition is fierce and the media landscape unforgiving.
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Trump’s Latest Dog Whistle to White Nationalists
The president says he's investigating what he calls large-scale killing of farmers in South Africa. His rabid base has heard him loud and clear.
Remembering Ron Dellums: Congressman and Anti-War Activist Led With His Principles
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The rare example of an activist politician able to work effectively from within the American political system, Dellums distinguished himself by taking strong stances about divisive issues in America and on the global stage.
Israel Facing Backlash Over Gaza Violence
Turkey expels Israel’s ambassador, Ireland and Belgium summon their Israeli envoys and leading European countries and the U.N. human rights office call for an investigation of the bloodshed.
55 Die in Gaza Protests as Israel Fetes U.S. Embassy Move
In a jarring contrast, Israeli forces attack Palestinians at the Gaza border, while a few miles away Israel and the U.S. celebrate the new embassy in contested Jerusalem.
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Sex Trade's Female Victims: 'Spoiled Goods,' Damaged Lives
In Cambodia, South Africa and Albania—among other places—violence, poverty and extreme male dominance create a context in which men who pay for sex go uncensured, but the women and girls involved are permanently stigmatized.
S. African Activist Winnie Madikizela-Mandela Dies
Her fight against white minority rule caused the former wife of South African leader Nelson Mandela to be jailed for months and placed under house arrest for years.
