Carlos E, Cue, Madrid, 29 April 2019
As support for the Popular Party crumbles, the PSOE took the highest number… Continue reading
“Boy Scouts Of America Estimates More Than 12,000 Victims Of Sexual Abuse”, NPR
Ari Shapiro, Wade Goodwyn, All Things Considered, April 25, 2019
Newly exposed court testimony suggests the Boy Scouts of America… Continue reading
“What the Death of Local News Means for the Federal Election”, The Walrus Magazine
By April Lindgren, The Walrus Foundation, Toronto, Apr. 24, 2019
In the absence of media scrutiny, politicians have started to… Continue reading
“Mothers and children left to die in Yemen without access to medical care”, Médecins Sans Frontières
Press Release, Amsterdam/Barcelona/Sana’a, 24 April 2019
Many expectant mothers experiencing complications in childbirth and parents of sick children are… Continue reading
“The making and unmaking of Brazilian democracy”, Le Monde diplomatique
Alex Cuadros, Paris, 24 April 2019
Until very recently, most Brazilians took it for granted that their country’s dark authoritarian… Continue reading
“ISIS Still Has Global Reach, Despite the Caliphate’s Collapse”, The New Yorker
By Robin Wright, April 23, 2019
Exactly a month after losing its final piece of territory, the Islamic State… Continue reading
“Sri Lanka’s Unending Civil War”, The New York Times
By The Editorial Board, April 22, 2019
Modern social media added fuel to the sectarian fires still smoldering after the… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: Environment
Santa Barbara oil spill, 1969, Smithsonian Magazine, April 22, 2019
Today is Earth Day, the 49th, started… Continue reading
Message of the Day: Environment
Santa Barbara oil spill, 1969, Smithsonian Magazine, April 22, 2019
Today is Earth Day, the 49th, started… Continue reading
“Columbine teacher can still hear the gunfire 20 years later”, CBS This Morning
Barry Petersen, April 20, 2019
What many consider America’s first mass school shooting took place in the community of Littleton,… Continue reading