Students in the Paris suburbs came onto the streets merely to get teachers into their classrooms, to have enough desks for ...

I am often struck by the disconnect between non-revolutionary authors’ often brilliant descriptions of grave contemporary ...

One of us previously wrote on the tax treatment of stock buybacks. Prior to a rule change by the SEC in 1982, publicly traded ...

For almost two months, an Air Force officer has been sitting alone in a cell, twenty-four hours a day. When they let him out ...

We write this letter as honorary doctors at Roskilde University to express our concern about the dismissal of Professor ...

The persistent violence from Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the occupied territories of the West Bank has become ...

It’s not often that I find myself in complete agreement with former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, but he is definitely on ...

The Trump regime very nearly sank to a new low of barbarism recently: it planned to televise a convict’s execution by firing ...

I’ve been thinking about art and authoritarianism, satire, and action, and two works that stick with me in these tense weeks ...

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won reelection to a fourth term by gaining ground in Brazil’s largest cities while ...

This month, the New York City Council passed Intro 943, prohibiting carriage rides. You might have seen the announcements: ...

The UN General Assembly’s Fourth Committee adopted a resolution on Western Sahara that renewed debate over the Sahrawi people ...