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Journalist Max Blumenthal’s D.C. arrest exposes media hypocrisy on “human rights”
Joe Emersberger
Leftist critic of U.S. policy on Venezuela arrested for embassy protest; mainstream media's not interested
What Trump’s travel ban really looks like, almost two years in
Vahid Niayesh
Was the ban a Muslim ban — or was that just an anti-Trump narrative?
The revolution isn’t being televised: Beyond Hong Kong, media ignores global protests
Alan MacLeod
Mainstream media has covered Hong Kong's protests extensively, but ignored Haiti, Ecuador, Chile and elsewhere
Is John Bolton a hero? Hell no — except in the gritty mob-thriller version of the Trump era
Andrew O'Hehir
Bolton has turned on his former boss, and it's delicious. But I guarantee he wants no part of the decaf #resistance
Justin Trudeau’s political setback: A surprise to the world, but not to Canada
Jeremy Wildeman
For international observers, it may be stunning to see Trudeau's government reduced to a minority
Trump’s fake withdrawal from endless war
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J. S. Davies
Trump's promises to end the "crazy, endless wars" have proven to be just another cynical ploy by this con man
Pro-democracy movement in Haiti swells despite lethal police violence
Frances Madeson
Protesters were assaulted on October 11 by police armed with guns, tear gas and water cannons.
Elizabeth Warren wants green trade deals. What does that mean?
Molly Enking
There has never been meaningful environmental language baked into a U.S. trade deal. Warren wants that to change
The IMF convenes in Washington, deaf to the suffering it causes across the planet
Vijay Prashad
Do you dare to question the capitalist orthodoxy of the IMF? Expect to be answered with ferocious sanctions
Mike Bloomberg now hints he may run for president as Warren surges, Biden sags
Igor Derysh
Billionaire ex-New York mayor still dreams of becoming president, yearns to stop Warren. What could go wrong?
Crises in Iraq and Haiti expose the failure of militarized neoliberalism
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J. S. Davies
Two countries in crisis, Haiti and Iraq, are on opposite ends of the earth but have something important in common
“The View” audience cheers Republican co-host Ana Navarro when she tells Rand Paul not to “mansplain
Travis Gettys
The audience jeered the senator for attacking Sen. Bernie Sanders and socialism in a contentious panel discussion
Michael McKinley, senior adviser to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, resigns amid Ukraine controversy
Bob Brigham
"People are deciding they’re simply not going to put up with this anymore and can’t look the other way"
Gas shortages paralyze Haiti, triggering protests against failing economy and dysfunctional politics
Vincent Joos
Haiti has been paralyzed by general strikes and crippling fuel shortages for much of September
Can the U.S. accept that there is a new strategic balance in the Middle East?
Prabir Purkayastha
The Houthi drone strike on Aramco shows the shifting strategic balance in the Persian Gulf.
Top Democrats discussed “Medicare for All” at Houston debate, but what about healthy food for all?
Patricia Smith
The Democratic candidates discussed health care a lot — but not healthy food.
![A statue of Alexander von Humboldt in Berlin. ([martin] / Flickr)](https://www.salon.com/app/uploads/2019/09/2958376524_38d8144280_o.jpg "Meet Alexander von Humboldt, the first person to understand climate change")
Meet Alexander von Humboldt, the first person to understand climate change
Erika Schelby
As the world burns — and as kids sound the alarm — the original environmental scientist is worth revisiting.
Is Trump aiming for talks with Iran after chucking John Bolton to the curb?
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump is thoroughly incompetent — but ditching Bolton may be his best decision, and reduces risk of war with Iran
A super-hawk’s big fail: The unlikely rise and welcome fall of John Bolton
Heather Digby Parton
Bolton was always a terrible fit for the Trump White House — and the world breathes easier without him there
In Brazil’s rainforests, the worst fires are likely still to come
Robert T. Walker
Brazil’s wildfires are closely linked to deforestation which Brazil had successfully slowed last decade.
Donald Trump: The obsessive-compulsive-in-chief
Terry H. Schwadron
Whether it’s his wall, nuking hurricanes or Venezuela, it’s just one damn thing after another
Climate change, poverty and human rights: an emergency without precedent
Lisa Benjamin, Meinhard Doelle, Sara L Seck
The effects of climate change will disproportionately affect the world's poorest
Tips for families facing hate speech and mass shootings
Maria O Alvarez
Mass shootings. Hate speech. Racist rhetoric. How do you even begin explaining these concepts to your kids?
EPA Inspector General wants to know how something like this was OK’d
Sarah Okeson
An internal investigation is looking at a quietly approved copper mine near Lake Superior
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