Saturday, October 12, 2024
■ The Week in Review
"If you want people to vote for you, you gotta give them a reason," said James Zogby, president of the Arab American Institute.
By Jake Johnson • Oct 10, 2024
"This is not just about wildlife," an expert said. "It's about the essential ecosystems that sustain human life."
By Edward Carver • Oct 10, 2024
"This complaint is not only the largest ever submitted to the ICC, but it is also a milestone in documenting Israeli war crimes for future generations."
By Brett Wilkins • Oct 9, 2024
"The failure by our political class to deal with this completely solvable issue is staggering and shameful," wrote one journalist.
By Julia Conley • Oct 9, 2024
"Yes, we watched hundreds of thousands of children being killed, maimed, and starved—and we just kept watching," one writer said in response to the powerful clip.
By Brett Wilkins • Oct 9, 2024
"By taking on corporate greed and illegal monopolies, [the FTC chair] is doing an exceptional job preventing large corporations from ripping-off consumers and exploiting workers," said the U.S. Senator from Vermont.
By Jon Queally • Oct 9, 2024
"In this presidential election, we have the choice between a candidate who has a plan for working families and one who has only offered 'concepts of a plan,' including gutting the Affordable Care Act," said one labor leader.
By Julia Conley • Oct 8, 2024
"Sky-high prices to escape Florida before a deadly hurricane—and Republicans still criticize price gouging bans," said one outraged resident.
By Julia Conley • Oct 8, 2024
"The warming world has forcibly shifted my manner from calm concern to agitated dismay," said John Morales. "Now I look at storms differently. And I communicate differently."
By Julia Conley • Oct 7, 2024
"Western journalists and editors should hang their heads in shame for their outrageous silence in the face of these crimes," said one professor.
By Brett Wilkins • Oct 7, 2024
