The Majority of Voters Now Support Decriminalizing Sex Work. It’s About Time.
A new poll tracks a dramatic shift in attitudes toward sex work, marking a victory hard fought by sex worker organizers on the front lines.
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How Radovan Karadzic Led an American Scholar Into a Labyrinth of Genocide Denial
Jessica Stern's book, “My War Criminal,” is based on prison interviews with the Bosnian Serb leader and echoes his lethal nationalism.
"Public Charge" Ruling Shows the Supreme Court Won’t Save Us From Trump’s Anti-Immigrant Agenda
The court’s conservative majority has made its support for fascistic policies clear. We need a political response to Trumpian excess, not just a legal one.
How the Transformative Power of Solidarity Will Beat Trump
The message of the Sanders campaign increasingly sounds less like conventional electoral campaigning and more like old-school political organizing.
Bolsonaro, Under Fire, Dismisses His Culture Minister for Giving a Nazi Speech, but It Is Still Representative of Brazil's Governing Ethos
Watch the literal Nazi speech with English subtitles that has shone a light on the true ideology of the Bolsonaro movement.
Iran Tensions Showed How Much More Work an Effective U.S. Anti-War Movement Needs to Do
A path forward exists: the path of a solidarity-oriented mass movement coupled with direct action.
The Search for Clean Air Amid Australia’s Smoky Fires
The air purifier reminded me of R2D2. If it lit up blue, we were winning. Seeing blue became my preoccupation.
Donald Trump Murdered Qassim Suleimani
The drone strike that killed the Iranian general is the legacy of two decades of secret legal opinions aimed at circumventing the U.S. assassination ban.
Four Years Ago, Trump Had No Clue Who Iran's Suleimani Was. Now He May Have Kicked Off WWIII.
When Trump was told that Qassim Suleimani “runs the Quds Forces,” he responded: “I think the Kurds, by the way, have been horribly mistreated by us.”
Chelsea Manning Spent Most of the Last Decade in Prison. The U.N. Says Her Latest Stint Is Tantamount to Torture.
Manning is steadfastly refusing to testify before a grand jury on WikiLeaks, so her coercive imprisonment is pure punishment without legal grounds.