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Richard EskowLos Angeles Times |
My head and my heart both tell me that not only is a free Palestine possible, it is inevitable.
Quite justified moral outrage shouldn’t obscure what this episode taught us about the professional quality exhibited by two of CNN's most...
The changes made in four years don’t just repudiate the left, they defy public opinion on one issue after another, driving the party backward even...
It’s time for someone to write the final scene and tell us how this story ends.
The electorate’s widespread disillusionment with democracy is an indictment of our current system, but it’s also an opportunity to speak to...
I’ve been a little reluctant to admit how much I’ve grieved. Who am I to mourn so much for one small creature?
The bill could be used to crush legitimate debate about Israel, its policies, and American policies toward it—policies that have given rise to one...
U.S. political and media elites are—shrewdly, if cruelly—re-traumatizing Jews for the most cynical reason imaginable: to help them aid and abet...
The people who make, report, and teach history should take note: it has never been kind to those who spread Big Lies. This time will be no different.
These students are on the front line in a conflict between global forces, a conflict that most of us have yet to fully grasp.
If the Israeli government was really the victim of widespread lying, it wouldn’t be killing and arresting the brave journalists who are there to...
As we remember those who lost their lives in the bridge disaster, let's not forget the people who are killed by structural violence every day in...
Although Democrats coyly describe its Israeli aid as “security assistance,” its real purpose is to reload a massive killing machine
The real purpose of this spectacle was to deliver votes for the president, not meals for the starving.
The lie of natural selection overlooks the truth of survival through cooperation.
10 reasons why House progressives must vote no on this anti-humanitarian bill that will cost countless lives and boundless harm in Gaza and beyond.
Fewer than 10% of anybody polled in the last four decades agreed with Nikki Haley that we spend too much on Social Security.
It's 2024. It's time for less empty cheerleading and more compassionate realism. It's time to call for a ceasefire, end the bloodshed, and...
On Dr. King’s birthday, it’s good to honor him, but it’s more important to hear him.
There is a growing gap between the goals of Washington D.C.’s war lobby and the realities on the ground in Ukraine.
We know how the Christmas story ends. This child becomes a leader, a prophet, the epitome of marginalized humanity: despised, hunted, convicted, and...
Gessen’s real sin was the recognition that the exterminating impulse is not unique to one set of villains and victims.