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Slashing emissions at home is only part of the challenge—the United States must also help other countries go green

Comstock Resources, a shale drilling company, apologized for describing gas prices from the Texas storm as a “jackpot.”
At the heart of each of these approaches is a commitment to building community safety and well-being by strengthening capacity for solidarity and standing up to/dismantling white supremacist violence in its many social, cultural, political and economic guises

West is convinced that his views on the Palestine issue are the real reason for which Harvard will not give him a permanent job

Presidential elections, a constitutional reform process and rising social tensions: 2021 is shaping up to be a critical year that will define Chile’s future
As America faces a period of renewed racial and political polarization, Du Bois’s vision for building a multi-racial democracy is more relevant than ever
The Guardian has fired one of its columnists for its US edition, Nathan Robinson, because Robinson jokingly tweeted about US military aid to Israel
In reality, the whole of Rakhine state is a crime scene
Only 17% of Europeans want closer economic ties with the United States, while even fewer, 10% of French and Germans, think their countries need America’s help with their national defense.
How can you recover if the crises never stop?