Unraveling the U.S. Army’s Hot Take on the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
The beauty of the dream Armenia-Azerbaijan battleground is it near perfectly fulfills the macabre fantasies of Cold War-nostalgic conventional army officers.
The Art of the Weapons Deal in the Age of Trump
The president has tried to capitalize on arms sales to the Middle East to consolidate his political position at home throughout his tenure.
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by Protecting Our Future
It’s been a hard year. We’re digging our way out, but without intentional policy solutions, that process will be much slower. Here's what we we need.
On Daniel Berrigan: The Goodness in the Time of Death
In 1971, Fr. Daniel Berrigan wrote about duality in dark times. Actor Eunice Wong holds his words close.
Life as a Domestic Worker in the U.S. Was Hard. Then COVID-19 Hit.
I’m an immigrant domestic worker and I’ve lost my home. We need relief, regardless of our immigration status.
Surviving the Pandemic In a Broken Country
While most of the developed world has been dealing with the impact of the pandemic in a reasonable fashion, it’s played out differently here in the U.S.
The West’s Nagorno-Karabakh Hypocrisy Is Driven by Delusion
“Explainers" of the conflict between Armenia-Azerbaijan read like Wikipedia-ripoffs filtered through Washington's built-in "blame Russia” colander.
Trump’s Regime Is Getting Deadlier By the Day
It’s worth going through the president's methods of murder in what has become a pernicious regime in ways even he didn't anticipate.
The 2020 Battle Lines Are Drawn—It’s Time for Action
More than ever before, progressives can’t afford to be on the sidelines and let science-denying narcissistic fools run the show.
This Long-Standing Battle Between Armenia and Azerbaijan Has Nothing to Do With Us
America doesn’t really have a dog in this fight. Unless it decides it does – which it’s apt to do, especially in this madcap moment.
COVID-19 Lays Bare the Reality of ‘Small Government’ Conservatism
With 200,000 dead, Americans are concluding that a more Rooseveltian response was in order.
Will the 2020 Election Be Decided in the Streets?
As November approaches, beware the white mobs, militias, and posses that are desperate to establish their own brand of justice.
The Top 5 Most Horrible Things Trump Said in the Presidential Debate
The true horror lay in what the president had to say about the actual policy issues that were brought up in the first presidential debate of 2020.
Tax Revelations and Corporate Media Won’t Defeat Trump
Reporting on the president's taxes might give the impression he is finally on the verge of political downfall. Don’t believe it for a moment.
Trump’s Syria Mission Is His Most Absurd Military Decision Yet
While in scale and scope the mission is comparably modest, it's perhaps most illustrative of how a generation of off-the-rails hyper-interventionism “ends.”