Spotlight
March Us Toward the Summit, Not the Chasm
On July 1, 1968, President Lyndon B. Johnson sat in the East Room of the White House to sign the landmark Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. The Cuban Missile Crisis had put onto TV screens across the globe a rapidly developing and increasingly destructive technology and its potential to annihilate humankind.
In the Headlines
We Keep Failing Women
For the past week, all I can see is red—for the naked distrust and disgust in which women are regarded, and the willingness to believe, vouch for, and dig hard for any rationale to excuse wealthy, privileged men from any shred of accountability.
Trump’s Terror Campaign Deports Vulnerable Immigrants to Dangerous Third-Countries
Lower courts and legal activists fight back against Trump’s vicious mass deportation agenda.
First Amendment Corner
When Trump Attacks Free Speech, We're All in Danger
Trump threatened the Center for American Progress (CAP) with a $5 billion defamation lawsuit last month. Why? Because CAP reported on the efficacy of Trump’s National Guard deployments and found that they failed to meet their purpose of reducing urban crime.
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