Our Last Decade to Get Climate Right
In the climate talks to come, we need more youth, indigenous, and civil society groups — and fewer oil companies.
In the climate talks to come, we need more youth, indigenous, and civil society groups — and fewer oil companies.
The U.S. Senate has just approved a deal that perpetuates the excessive powers of corporate polluters to ride roughshod over Mexican communities threatened by oil, mining, and gas projects.
The U.S. military is creating an imaginary “space gap” to pour money into closing, wasting funds while increasing the risk of conflict.
As we spiral toward a confrontation between the U.S. and Iran, it’s worth reflecting on the failures to rein in U.S. aggression along the way.
Phyllis Bennis says Congress must stop Trump from taking the U.S. to war without any justification or provocation.
The military action to kill Iranian Major General Qassim Suleimani was dangerous, illegal and possibly untruthful.
Anti-Zionism isn’t anti-Semitism. A new generation of young Jews — and a bunch of us who aren’t so young anymore — know that’s wrong.
Despite blatant corruption and ineptitude, the far right on both sides of the Atlantic continues to reap harvests from its failures.
Native American products enrich many corporations — but often not Natives themselves. We can change that.
Twenty years after Seattle, we are still working towards a progressive trade agenda that protects people and planet.
Following the same script as other far right leaders around the world, Trump is launching an assault on his greatest adversary—the court system.
Understanding how the ‘new right’ went global, and how to respond to their transnational assault on democracy, is key to keeping our planet habitable.
The Tax Excessive CEO Pay Act could incentivize less harmful corporate executive behavior while raising revenue that could be used to reduce inequality.
Trump’s war on the law extends beyond flouting Congress and packing courts — overseas, it extends to arguable crimes against humanity.
Here’s the simplest way to collect more revenue from the richest 0.2 percent of Americans.