Principal Fired Over Parent Complaints on Lesson Showing Michelangelo’s “David”. | Continue reading
There’s no certainty negotiations would result in peace, but as Chomsky says, there is only one way to find out: Try. | Continue reading
Bosses in more industries are preventing workers from quitting by charging them for training costs if they leave. | Continue reading
A major public opinion study asked people to rank the import of 29 current issues. Nuclear war wasn’t even on the list. | Continue reading
Warren Says US Is Just Two Anti-Filibuster Democrats Away From Codifying “Roe”. | Continue reading
The U.S. isn’t prepared to deal with future COVID variants, an entirely different pandemic, or even the current spread. | Continue reading
The U.K. is intensifying its criminalization of most migrants, underscoring double standards as it welcomes Ukrainians. | Continue reading
Democrats are part of the problem because they are failing to hold accountable those attempting to derail elections. | Continue reading
The only way to bring this war to an end before it escalates, Noam Chomsky says, is through a negotiated settlement. | Continue reading
Russia’s invasion is a war crime, Chomsky says, but the U.S. shouldn’t escalate this conflict between nuclear powers. | Continue reading
Complaints alleging illegal surveillance, whistleblower retaliation and workplace safety have been found to have merit. | Continue reading
Self-styled green companies have been contributing to the campaigns of the two lawmakers now holding the planet hostage. | Continue reading
U.S. observers must not treat the struggle in South Korea as a distant concern. | Continue reading
The latest infrastructure negotiations cut about $29 billion from the previous draft, taking most from climate funding. | Continue reading
The Supreme Court is set to review a Mississippi law banning abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy. | Continue reading
One 9-year-old had 91 times the average level of biomarkers for toluene, a chemical that can damage livers and kidneys. | Continue reading
Policing is rooted in upholding white supremacy while enabling racist systems to inflict harm on communities of color. | Continue reading
Researchers at Columbia University described the Trump White House's inactions on coronavirus as an "abject failure." | Continue reading
Many experts agree that a strategy of "natural" herd immunity will result in more unnecessary deaths from coronavirus. | Continue reading
The Trump campaign is strategizing ways to bypass the popular vote as the window for a genuine electoral win closes. | Continue reading
It's not pleasant to contemplate the thoughts that must be passing through the mind of the Owl of Minerva as she undertakes the task of interpreting the era of human civilization. | Continue reading
Bobby is seven years old, but this is not the first time he has been subjected to electroshock. It's his third time. In all, over the next year, Bobby will experience eight electroshock sessions. Placed on the examining table, he is held down by two male attendants while the phys … | Continue reading
Trump laid down his marker on stolen land this weekend, and intimidated precisely nobody. | Continue reading
I cannot celebrate a country that has systematically disenfranchised Black people and has written off disabled people. | Continue reading
For the good of the country, for the good of the people, Donald Trump must resign. | Continue reading
While U.S. politicians bail out corporations, their promises to fund Indigenous health care remain empty. | Continue reading
Liberals tend not to understand conservatives, and their confusion is showing. | Continue reading
A school district in New York recently adopted facial recognition technology to monitor students. | Continue reading
These tools are often built on the assumption that fraud among the poor is endemic. In fact, it is rare. | Continue reading
Facebook will not screen political ads for truthfulness. Why does it remain exempt from libel laws? | Continue reading
Trump's assassination of Suleimani is an act of reckless international terrorism, says Chomsky. | Continue reading
A two-thirds supermajority in the Republican-controlled Senate is still required to convict President Trump. | Continue reading
The right-wing members of the National Labor Relations Board want to make it legal for corporations to spy on workers. | Continue reading
The "great powers" have shown that international law becomes wet paper when it contradicts their interests. | Continue reading
A new book dubs our current geological era the “Capitalocene.” | Continue reading
The attorney general's actions violate several of the American Bar Association's rules of professional conduct. | Continue reading
A recent federal appeals court ruling on net neutrality is a big loss, but it doesn’t sound like the fight is over. | Continue reading
As defender of the world's oil-fueled economy, the Pentagon is also the largest emitter of greenhouse gases. | Continue reading
The pro-gun lobby attacks the U.S.'s biggest retailer over new gun policies in the wake of recent mass shootings. | Continue reading
There was no sea ice left within 150 miles of Alaska's shores during one of the hottest Julys on record. | Continue reading
Places of worship are harboring families facing deportation, defying the law but fulfilling a moral imperative. | Continue reading
We should be focused on dealing with the environmental crisis while we still have time to do so, says Noam Chomsky. | Continue reading
Grading teaches meritocracy, which in turn helps deflect blame for capitalism's failures onto its victims. | Continue reading
Sustained grassroots organizing made this moment possible. | Continue reading
The widespread cultivation of industrial hemp could be a cheap way to fight pollution. | Continue reading
Economic stagnation due to neoliberal policies is causing "deaths of despair" in the U.S., says Chomsky. | Continue reading
Mitch McConnell and his GOP colleagues are consistently blocking election security bills. | Continue reading
In Trump’s world, obedience and allegiance to the leader are demanded, while opponents are crushed. | Continue reading