London, 2 December 2019
Seventy years of existence is clearly worth celebrating, but Nato… Continue reading
“What the ‘Battle in Seattle’ can teach today’s progressives”, The Washington Post
By Paul Adler, (assistant professor of 20th Century U.S. and world history at Colorado College, currently completing his first book,… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: Human Rights, Economic Opportunity, War, Population, Disease, Hunger, Environment, Personal Growth
Message of the Day: Human Rights, Economic Opportunity, War, Population, Disease, Hunger, Environment, Personal Growth
“The Vicious Reality Behind the Thanksgiving Myth”, The New York Times
By David J. Silverman, Nov. 28, 2019
If Americans continue to insist on associating the holiday with Pilgrims and… Continue reading
“How ‘climate procrastination’ has put the planet in peril”, PBS NewsHour
Judy Woodruff, November 26, 2019
The United Nations has an alarming assessment of climate change and how countries around the… Continue reading
“Hong Kong elections: pro-democracy camp wins 17 out of 18 districts while city leader says she will reflect on the result”, South China Morning Post
Jeffie Lam, Sum Lok-kei, Ng Kang-chung 25 Nov. 2019
- Tsunami of disaffection washes over city as pro-Beijing camp… Continue reading
“She Had Two Heart Attacks, but Normal Arteries. What Was Going On?”, The New York Times
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The 56-year-old interior designer was at her desk, on the… Continue reading
“Thriving on Chaos”, London Review of Books
21 November 2019 Issue, Patrick Cockburn
America’s first act in the war on Iraq was an attempt to kill… Continue reading
“‘No One Believes Anything’: Voters Worn Out by a Fog of Political News”, The New York Times
By Sabrina Tavernise and
Paying attention to the impeachment inquiry and other developments means having… Continue reading