Saturday, April 20, 2024
■ The Week in Review
"Columbia University made a huge mistake calling the cops on student protesters," said one educator. "It has transformed the activism of hundreds of students into a student movement of thousands."
By Julia Conley • Apr 19, 2024
"Whether the treaty includes plastic production cuts is not just a policy debate," said one expert. "It's a matter of survival."
By Julia Conley • Apr 19, 2024
"It's not about who RISAA allows the government to spy on, it's about who RISAA allows the government to force to spy," explained one critic.
By Brett Wilkins • Apr 18, 2024
Palestine's permanent observer at the United Nations said the resolution's failure "will not break our will, and it will not defeat our determination."
By Jessica Corbett • Apr 18, 2024
Campaigners urged the president to "keep listening to the millions of young, people of color, and working-class voters who are demanding climate policy that meets the moment."
By Jessica Corbett • Apr 18, 2024
Yanis Varoufakis hailed the effort as "a treasure chest of well-researched reports on how the reactionaries of the world unite."
By Brett Wilkins • Apr 17, 2024
"While the attention of the world is focused on Gaza, abuses in the West Bank, fueled by decades of impunity and complacency among Israel's allies, are soaring."
By Jake Johnson • Apr 17, 2024
"Trump engaged in criminal acts to cover up the truth just days before the 2016 election, and now he will finally face a jury of everyday Americans."
By Jessica Corbett • Apr 15, 2024
"Meanwhile, the U.S. government STILL hasn't provided compensation or other redress to people tortured by U.S. troops in Iraq," said one observer. "These three men are the lucky few."
By Brett Wilkins • Apr 15, 2024
