Dissent Episode Three: How an Adoption Case Could Unravel Tribal Sovereignty
Host Jordan Smith and journalist Rebecca Nagle discuss the Indian Child Welfare Act challenge and why it could imperil all of Indian Law.
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Despite U.S. Guarantee, Guantánamo Prisoner Released to Algeria Immediately Imprisoned and Abused
In emails obtained by The Intercept, the State Department made repeated assurances about Saeed Bakhouch’s “appropriate and humane treatment.”
Imran Khan’s Ousting and the Crisis of Pakistan’s Military Regime
Journalist and human rights advocate Omar Waraich breaks down the political and economic crisis unfolding in Pakistan.
Scott Adams Echoes White America’s Resentful History of “Helping” Others
For centuries, we’ve been assisting African Americans, Native Americans, Vietnamese people, and Iraqis and have never been thanked once.
Can the Pentagon Use ChatGPT? OpenAI Won’t Answer.
The AI company is silent on ChatGPT’s use by a military intelligence agency despite an explicit ban in its ethics policy.
Louisiana Rushes Buildout of Carbon Pipelines, Adding to Dangers Plaguing Cancer Alley
As the Biden administration funds carbon sequestration projects, residents worry about ruptured pipelines and mass asphyxiation from leaks.
Henry Kissinger’s Bloody Legacy
Exclusive documents and interviews reveal that Kissinger bears significant responsibility for hundreds more Cambodian deaths than was previously known.
“Tell the World What’s Happening Here,” Say Patients in Gaza
Dr. Mohammed Khaleel recounts his experience serving patients, mostly children and young adults with blasts injuries and bullet wounds.
Two Months That Shook the World: The First Phase of the Gaza War
As Israel resumes its bombing of Gaza, the risk of a wider regional war grows. Mouin Rabbani analyzes the military and propaganda battles between Hamas and Israel.
The Four Horsemen of Inflation
War, pestilence, climate change, and the rich.