Western and Russian Imperialism: Our Wrongs Don’t Make Putin Right
The bifurcation of the left reflects a growing lack of common sense and empathy with the actual circumstances faced by ordinary people.
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US Demands Syria Destroy Chemical Weapons Lickety-Split, But Says It Needs Decades to Safely Eliminate Its Own Chems
Sixteen years after signing the chemical weapons treaty, the US says it needs another 10 years to destroy its stocks of chemical arms. But it insists that Syria, in the midst of a civil war, eliminate its huge weapons stockpile in 8 months or face a bombing blitz.
Why CIA’s Richard Helms Lied About Oswald: Part 1
This is an essay about lies — layer upon layer of lies — told by US intelligence agencies and other officials about what Lee Harvey Oswald, or his look-alike, was allegedly doing in Mexico just weeks before the Kennedy assassination. And it is about obstruction of justice in what is considered the crime of the century.
Suppressed Documentary Part 4: Trump Builds Himself a Monument
The Donald built Trump Tower with a winning strategy: Get somebody else to finance it, work your connections, and get help from taxpayers.
Does Ukraine Fear Trump’s revenge?
The impoverished, war-torn nation struggles to predict how the erratic US president will view Ukraine’s role in the aftermath of the impeachment saga.
Scientist Is Saving Corals by Breeding Them in the Lab
Jamie Craggs is breeding corals in the lab, hoping to combat the effect of climate change on the world’s underwater jungles
New Hampshire Republicans Attempt to Suppress Youth Vote
Advocates for voting rights say that proposed legislation disenfranchises student voters.
Time for Solar Energy to Shine
President Biden made waves with recent actions to boost solar manufacturing — but states have been busy, too.
Seven Key Provisions in the Climate Deal
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Surprising Dangers of Monkeypox
No matter what your lifestyle, no matter what your risk group, you may need to read this.
School Segregation Keeps Holding Students Back
Almost 70 years after segregation was declared unconstitutional, it remains a problem in US schools.
Schrödinger’s Brat: What Is Happening to Hunter Biden Is Both Good and Bad
If Hunter Biden’s legal troubles are a sign that federal authorities are aggressively going after privileged tax cheats, then it’s great news. But maybe it’s just the Washington Post getting hoodwinked ahead of an election again.