Demonstrations often began at mosques not because they were led by Islamic extremists, but because mosques were the only place where people could legally gather
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We must broaden our conversations to include the increasing integration of insurance and finance
The Long History of State Terrorism
By Mats Fridlund | – What is it that allows someone to be labelled as a terrorist? Recent acts of spectacular violence, such as the mail bombs sent to American anti-Trump critics, or the mass killings by Canadian “incel” misogynist Alek Minassian, demonstrate a widespread reluctance among media outlets, politicians and authorities to label some […]
Why Critics of the Green New Deal are Just Plain Wrong
Carbon pricing isn’t the only game in town
Is the Southern Baptist Sexual Abuse Crisis rooted in Sexism?
Even as these Baptist leaders claimed their movement was about the Bible, they specifically targeted women<
Far-Right Netanyahu’s Blocking of a Palestinian State and anti-Iran Coalition are his Legacy
Netanyahu killed a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian standoff
Venezuela crisis: Trump threats to Maduro evoke bloody history of US intervention in Latin America
Rather than plan yet another coup d’etat, U.S. efforts in Venezuela should support the work of the Lima Group
Carbon farming: how smart agriculture can both feed people and fight climate change
Peat soils are immensely carbon-rich
Why Proposal to Sell Saudis Nuclear Technology without Safeguards is Terrifying
Within days of President Trump’s inauguration, senior U.S. officials were promoting an initiative to transfer nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia
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