Media Hits Archive for IPS Staff

43 years ago, a US Cold War ally assassinated one of its biggest critics with a car bomb in the heart of Washington, DC

Business Insider | September 24, 2019

Can a New Think Tank Put a Stop to Endless War?

The Nation | July 29, 2019

When radioactive wastes aren’t radioactive wastes

Salon | July 25, 2019

The Democrats’ Cautious Return to the War on Poverty

The New Yorker | June 30, 2019

Voting Rights Aren’t Just a Black Issue: They Affect Poor People of All Races

City Lab | November 13, 2018

Exposing Murder Rings and the Realities of McCarthyism: A Deep Dive into FOIA

The Millions | July 24, 2018

Forbes | The 50th year as a Jubilee

Commercial Appeal | March 29, 2018

What You’re Saying: Charles L. Recktenwald, Jean Ricca, and Joan F. Walsh

The Herald-Sun | March 19, 2018

The Poor People’s Campaign: Building Power Beyond the Fight for $15

Truthout | March 14, 2018

A Chilean and American Monument to Pinochet Bombing Victims Rises in Washington

Standard Examiner | February 25, 2018

A Chilean and American Monument to Pinochet Bombing Victims Rises in Washington

The Washington Post | February 25, 2018

Honoring Dr. King by Addressing the Racial Wealth Divide

The Huffington Post | January 15, 2018

Advancing Dr. King’s legacy

Amsterdam News | January 4, 2018