Israelis are set to head to the polls for the first time since the genocide in Gaza began. Despite three years of violence, only a minority of citizens want meaningful change., Read MoreContinue Reading
Nathaniel Philbrick’s ‘The Rush’ expertly reflects on a period of U.S. history increasingly resonant in a new Gilded Age., Read MoreContinue Reading
Pro-Israel hawks like U.S. Senate candidate Roy Cooper are a rapidly shrinking group within the Democratic Party., Read MoreContinue Reading
Every voter still gets to decide what candidates and positions to support. No one has to vote the way the commercials advise., Read MoreContinue Reading
Three years of trauma and displacement have devastated education for children in Gaza., Read MoreContinue Reading
Brazil’s progressive government is imperiled by a U.S.-based evangelical movement pushing far-right politics worldwide., Read MoreContinue Reading
Governor Tim Walz’s order is a welcome development, but does not offer long-term protection., Read MoreContinue Reading
Near the nation’s capital, residents of Virginia’s Data Center Alley live among hundreds of gargantuan facilities—and feel the health toll., Read MoreContinue Reading
If we want future Good Voters, we need to teach children what’s real and what’s fake., Read MoreContinue Reading
Yes, there is a way to do it without violating Citizens United., Read MoreContinue Reading
How a loose network of individuals who track flights built a powerful tool for immigrant detainees and their supporters., Read MoreContinue Reading
Instead of leaning into the progressivism gaining traction across the country, the Democratic establishment is choosing to attack the left., Read MoreContinue Reading
In her new book, Samantha Barbas argues there are more effective ways to counter hate speech than censorship., Read MoreContinue Reading