Opinion
Why Some Inflated Prices Won’t Come Down: Ramen and Eggs Tell the Tale
While analysts have described current pandemic inflation as transient, consumers might be better served taking a “permanent until proven transient”...
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Useless Gestures Abound as Ukraine, and Europe, Fall
What Ukraine needs more than useless thoughts and prayers, temporary sanctions, and asset seizures is for NATO to begin to...
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It’s Time We Give Corporations a Human Rights Scorecard
While there is a growing movement willing to stand up to China’s human rights violations, one major player has proven...
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The Global Tax Won’t Fix Historically High Inequality, It Will Make It Worse
The global tax bill reifies the neoliberal model that has suffocated the working class for more than four decades and...
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Putting Tunisian Democracy Together Again
As Tunisia is losing its grasp on institutional accountability, political rights, and basic civil liberties, it's time for the US...
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Medal Count for the 2022 Alternative Global Olympics
Alongside this year’s Winter Olympics are the 2022 Alternative Global Olympics, awarded every four years to nations that exhibit the...
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Walking Through a Tunnel of Sorrow
In the overly gun-permissive United States, a child is shot every hour. Is this what we feel we have the...
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Solving the Climate and Biodiversity Crises Needs as Much Science as Nature
The rush of nature-based solutions to the climate and biodiversity crises is outpacing solid research, and more investment in research...
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Biden Signs Another Blank Check for the Rapacious Military Economy
Global defense budgets take resources away from the real needs of the world.
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We All Stand for Freedom: Why the Celtics Should Not Sacrifice Enes Kanter
Freedom of expression defines democracy, but it is precarious — that's exactly why the Boston Celtics should not sacrifice Enes...
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As COVID-19 Lingers, Wealthy Nations Must Not Abandon Migrants
As the world enters the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic, wealthy. nations must engineer a global response that includes...
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Locked and Loaded for Christmas
As we continue to neglect the mental health of American children traumatized by gun violence, are we in fact grooming...
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The Insult of Borders
As climate change forces people to risk life and limb to search for water and arable land, politically-constructed borders must...
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WTA’s Approach to Peng Shuai Case Can Create Push to Improve China’s Human Rights
The athletic community’s support for Peng Shuai can create a paradigm shift for promoting the advancement of human rights —...
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Third Time Lucky? Understanding Bulgaria’s Endemic Party System Turmoil
Bulgarians head to the polls for the third time in seven months this Sunday, but no radical improvements are to...
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The Murder of Art in Brazil
Brazil has been invaded by a horde of marauders who, in addition to gaining power, want to kill the Brazilian...
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How Praise and Blame Rhetoric Are Poisoning American Democracy
Praise and blame rhetoric cannot be allowed to usurp legislative and judicial rhetoric in politics and the government. Left unchecked,...
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What the Film Industry Can Learn From Patient-Safety Protocols
After the tragic accidental killing of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, it is time for the film industry to take a page from...
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Netflix: Happy Hate Speech Spreader?
A comedian’s joke can tone down the emotional stakes so that the real truths of a matter can be examined,...
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Watching the Inevitable Play Out
The US insurrection movement and the attack on democracy that Trump set in motion in 2016 will continue its trajectory...
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