Discussing Gun Control Without Killing Each Other
Contrary to what we see online, on cable news, or in Congress, there are ways Americans can have a non-hostile, even productive, conversation about gun control.
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Ukraine Whistleblower Came Forward in Spite of Weak Protections
A whistleblower complaint is behind the mountain of damaging evidence changing minds about impeachment. It’s a miracle it got through.
As Earth Chokes on Plastic Waste, Industry Expands Production
A new documentary depicts a global plastics crisis that is only getting worse.
Will Britain’s Boris Johnson Put a Shine on Populism’s Waning Star
Evidence shows the tide is turning against right-wing populism and nationalism in Europe — but the UK could change that.
A Firsthand View of Syria, Turkey, and the Middle East
A conversation with longtime Middle East correspondent Charles Glass.
It’s ‘Treason’ Season: Trump’s Latest Rant Cycle
Dropping the T-bomb is just one more symptom of Trump’s increasing instability and loss of self-control.
How Federal Tax Incentives Could Yield Big Carbon Emissions Cuts
Alex Jones Sues the Young Turks ; Police Are a Problem, Not a Solution ; and More Picks 9/27
After 2 Mass Shootings, Texas Governor Issues 8 Executive Orders
The Ecological War on Gaza ; David Koch the Dinosaur Buff ; and More Picks 9/10
Detention Camps and Deadlock: US Immigration Policy Is in Disarray
Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) shares insights from his early visits to detention facilities and his legislative proposals to address the horrors he witnessed.
Should Twitter Suspend or Ban Trump?
President Donald Trump’s tweets often violate Twitter’s standards, but the company has taken no action to restrict or block them. A conversation with Mark Karlin and Russ Baker.
Trump Even Screws Up Conspiracy Theories
Questioning accepted narratives is a healthy feature of an open society. But today’s conspiracists come without any evidence or sources — only a motive.
Iran-US Crisis: The Six Angry Men Who Could Trigger War
US-Iran tensions over the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program and its backing of foreign proxies has put the Middle East on edge. Are the hawks in Washington and hardliners in Tehran bent on conflict?