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Make No Misteak: Our Food Choices Are Not Ours Alone
Citizens of the world’s wealthy nations must recognize that their food choices are not theirs alone because they affect the...
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Between Holocaust and Israel: Jews Jailed on Cyprus
Between August 1946 and February 1949, more than 52,000 Jews taken off 39 boats were detained in a dozen camps...
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Despite Western Assertions, Russia Is Not on the Decline
Western pundits repeat the statement that Russia is a declining power so often that it has become a truism. But...
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‘Loya Jirga’ May Hold Key to Resolving the Afghan Conflict
A well-respected and centuries-old Afghan traditional system of resolving complex domestic matters may hold the key to a peaceful settlement.
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After Unprecedented Protests, What Next for Cuba?
A week after unprecedented anti-government protests in communist Cuba, a superficial calm appears to have returned to the island.
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In Los Angeles, ‘Tiny Homes’ Spring Up for Homeless People
In a parking lot in Los Angeles, a village of miniature prefab houses has sprung up, one of several sites...
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BioNTech Produces 10 Times More Antibodies Than China’s Sinovac: Study
People who received BioNTech's coronavirus vaccine had 10 times the amount of antibodies than those given China's Sinovac, a Hong...
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Billionaire Space Flights and the ‘Malefactors of Great Wealth’
Billionaires Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos should get their concentrated wealth out of the clouds and put it to socially...
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Olympic Denial: The Last Plea to Stop the ‘IOC Pandemic Games’
It is absurd to go ahead with a super spreader event such as the Tokyo Olympic Games during a pandemic...
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Facing Canada’s Role in Genocide
As revelations of the unmarked graves of children who attended residential schools continue to pour in, Canada should establish a...
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The Continuing Assault on Newspapers, Truth, and Democracy
Without journalists and newspapers, America’s press freedom — something it holds up as an example to the world — will...
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Classrooms Grapple With Racial Slurs in Classic American Novels
The recent dismissal of a white New York professor for reading aloud the "N-word" from a Mark Twain novel has...
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Bolsonarism, Necropolitics, and the Spores of Wickedness
The days of the Bolsonaro government might be numbered, but bolsonarism will live on, embedded in spores capable of remaining dormant until...
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No, Judge, an AR-15 Is Not a Swiss Army Knife
A California judge recently threw out that state’s long-standing ban on assault weapons, equating an AR-15, mass shooters’ weapon of...
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‘Space Pups’: Mouse Sperm Stored on ISS Produces Healthy Young
Japanese researchers found mouse sperm exposed to high levels of cosmic radiation for nearly six years produced a large brood...
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Tough Fight Looms Against Ransomware ‘Epidemic’
The latest wave of ransomware attacks hitting the United States and globally portends a difficult battle against hackers, even as...
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Giving Voice to the Voiceless: The Dead Children of Gaza and Israel
The children of Gaza and Israel cannot protect themselves. It is up to the so-called adults, yet we continue to...
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France’s Genocide Acknowledgement A ‘Big Step’ Says Rwandan President
Rwandan President Paul Kagame says France's recent acknowledgement over its role in the 1994 genocide in his country is "a...
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To Pay or Not to Pay? The Dilemma for Ransomware Victims
Many victims of ransomware opt to pay the ransom despite experts advising against it -- the same dilemma which has...
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‘Mixed’ Jewish-Arab Cities Pay Price of Israeli Agression
For years, Jews and Arabs have lived together in the central Israeli city of Lod. This week everything fell apart,...
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