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In Canada, 2000 scientists, and decades of research were dumped. In this comprehensive, alarming essay, Peter Dale Scott warns that, unopposed, the Koch brothers, who are heavily invested in the Albertan tar sands, could do the same thing to science in America.
Obama Admin ‘Strong-Armed’ One Senator’s Push to Declassify 9/11 Report, Paul Ryan’s Problems on the Right, US Failure on Accepting Syrian Refugees, and More Picks
The founder of a major research institute explains how to deal with conflicts that take place amid the global web of economic and social interactions.
Turkey’s strongman has been shedding friends and picking up enemies at a rapid rate. But will his increasingly frantic efforts to suppress dissent keep the lid on?
It’s the fifth anniversary of the raid that purportedly removed Osama bin Laden from the face of the earth. But a close look suggests it’s more complicated.
If you wonder why Sanders had such a hard time, despite his wide appeal, look no further than the role of the media.
With the help of governments and their intelligence agencies, the global arms trade continues to be a controlling and corrupting force throughout the world.
Activist Rebecca Gordon argues that it’s time to bring to justice those in the US government responsible for war crimes, such as Abu Ghraib.
Lawrence Wilkerson, Colin Powell’s former chief of staff, tells of the lies that led the US into Iraq, the resulting chaos, and the price of having no coherent foreign policy.
Donald Trump finally unveiled his team of foreign policy experts — and it is lacking in…experts.
North Carolina Near #1 in Disenfranchised Voters, High Cost of Syria, US Court Orders Over $10B from Iran for 9/11, and More Picks
FBI’s Response to Apple, 2016 Issues Map, Stephen Hawking Discusses Impactful Teacher, and More Picks