If fossil fuels were competitive, Trump wouldn’t have to try so hard to stall permitting for new wind and solar projects
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“How many Kisses might it take:” FitzGerald’s The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám 1:35
This wine jug was once, like me, a miserable lover — captive to the tresses of a heartthrob
How a US/Israeli Strike on Iran could Provoke a wider Conflict
What would a US/Israel operation in Tehran look like? Research carried out two decades ago offers some answers
Hebrew Orientalism: Jewish Engagement with Arab-Islamic Culture in late Ottoman and British Palestine
The Jerusalemite writer of Iraqi descent, Isaac Yahuda, was a part of both the Zionist and Arab intelligentsia
The Israeli Military’s Denial of the Gaza Death Toll was always to Shape Western News Reporting
The horrid Bill Maher and his guest Van Jones even guffawed about dead Gaza babies.
US military Action in Iran risks igniting a regional and global Nuclear Cascade
Any U.S. military action now could have widespread unintended consequences, including the potential for accelerated global nuclear proliferation
Dance and Music are potent forms of cultural Defiance in Palestine
With Palestinian history censored by the Israeli occupation, youth programs preserve collective memory through traditional music and dance.
All the 15 Hottest Spots on Earth on Thursday were in Australia; Will it become Uninhabitable?
At a 2.7º C. increase, northern Australian areas such as Darwin, Broome and Port Hedland will become uninhabitable by the end of the century
Trump’s Iraq election threats could end up making Maliki more popular
Not exactly what the American president intended when he blasted the longtime politician this week. Or was it?
Reading Obituaries: And Murdering Time in the Age of Donald Trump
Mad hatter Trump is murdering time — at least, the time we humans have left to live reasonably decent lives on this planet











