From El Paso to the War on Terror, the Dangers of Historical Amnesia
The forces of violent displacement and division are again at work in the borderlands — and in the White House.
The forces of violent displacement and division are again at work in the borderlands — and in the White House.
The Justice Department and FBI recently eliminated the official category for investigating white supremacist crimes.
Voters in Israel re-elected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has promised to ignore pressure to end Israeli military rule over a captive population.
Delaware Attorney General Kathleen Jennings sought input of an experienced team that recommended sweeping reforms including bail, sentencing, and probation.
The former Bernie Sanders surrogate says being a political outsider makes her the best choice for the “watchdog” role.
The synagogue shooter reportedly said he tried to burn down a mosque first. The connection between these two crimes screams at us to pay attention.
Princeton history professor Kevin Kruse discusses the lessons we can take from the impeachments of Bill Clinton, Richard Nixon, and Andrew Johnson.
Wendy Abrams is known for her environmental philanthropy, but her family’s company Medline is polluting the air with a known carcinogen, ethylene oxide.
Closing borders in the face of Ebola, experts say, is the worst possible response and only encourages unauthorized border crossings.
New PFAS compounds present many of the same threats associated with PFOA, PFOS, and the other chemicals they replaced.
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