Showing results for: group (page 449)
Leaking the Guatánamo prisoner names: How and why a former Navy lawyer took such a huge risk
Peter Jan Honigsberg
"Could I live with myself for the rest of my life knowing who knows how this would turn out?" Matt Diaz said
Don Jr. storms out over far-right hecklers at event for his book about liberals “silencing” speech
Igor Derysh
Don Jr. abruptly ends event trashing "triggered" liberals after protesters in MAGA hats shouted him down
Indigenous people blocked Ecuador oil auction in growing fight to save Amazon
Mitch Anderson
When Indigenous people fight to defend and enforce their land rights, they are protecting their future — and ours
Who fights our “forever wars”? Pulitzer-winner C.J. Chivers on the true cost of Iraq and Afghanistan
Chauncey DeVega
Award-winning author of "The Fighters" and "The Gun" on the "enormous human consequence" of America's wars
For young people with psychosis, early intervention is crucial
Brian Rinker
The average life span of people with major mental illnesses is up to 32 years less than for the general population
Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman says US still wants to stop ISIS in Syria despite troop withdrawal
Matthew Rozsa
Mark Milley told "This Week" that despite the troop withdrawal from Syria, "the objective will remain the same"
Peace advocates have long been found among veterans who fought in America’s wars
Michael Messner
eterans of past wars have long been at the forefront of peace advocacy in the United States.
Sustainable halal meat is making inroads in Muslim communities
Nicole Rasul
The demand for halal meat and poultry, now a $20 billion market in the U.S., continues to climb.
What’s in a name? Ghostly spirits stalk the medical literature
Myron Levin
Medical literature might seem to be a safe space for honest scientific inquiry, with no bias or spin. It isn't so.
Who is Rudy Giuliani’s friend “Charles”? An accidental text may have outed his identity
Roger Sollenberger
Rudy Giuliani's new fixer seems to connect a lot of dots
Oil lobbyist turned Interior chief proposes giving “coveted” contract to ex-client
Jessica Corbett
Critics called on Congress to open an investigation immediately
New health concerns over synthetic playing fields
Sarah Okeson
Tests find dangerous chemicals in artificial turf used for school sports as well as colleges and the pros
Social media is amplifying Trump’s rants and disinformation more than ever
Steven Rosenfeld
As 2020 approaches, a look at disinformation trends, who’s susceptible, and the Democratic Party’s countermeasures
Do music lessons really make children smarter?
Christoph Droesser
A recent analysis found that most research mischaracterizes the relationship between music and skills enhancement.
Anyone who says, “It’s the economy, stupid” is being stupid
David Masciotra
In a new Gilded Age of massive economic inequality, "the economy" is an abstraction meant to conceal ugly reality
The unbearable wrongness of William Barr: Secularism doesn’t destroy society or moral order
Phil Zuckerman
If secularism truly resulted in moral deterioration, then highly secular societies would be decaying. They're not
Watching my students turn into soldiers of empire
Danny Sjursen
A new generation of West Pointers joins America’s hopeless wars
Senators’ silence suggests they may be taking their impeachment trial duty seriously
Lynne H. Rambo
Sen. Susan Collins is among the senators who have chosen to stay quiet about impeachment so far
“An extraordinary day”: Brazilian leftist leader Lula freed from prison
Eoin Higgins
"An extraordinary day in Brazil — for the world, given Lula's stature."
“Doctor Sleep” is gleefully gruesome and does right by Kubrick and King
Matthew Rozsa
Starring Ewan McGregor and Rebecca Ferguson, the film is the logical and spiritual continuation to "The Shining"
Is Mitch McConnell afraid this Kentucky sports radio host will run against him?
Shira Tarlo
Republicans forced a popular Kentucky radio host off the air, and fans are rallying with #FreeMattJones
Trump tries bribing the jury … and no Republican seems bothered by it
Terry H. Schwadron
Trump is tapping his fund-raising network for a handful of loyal senators facing tough re-election bids in 2020
Sen. Sinema, lone senate Democrat opposed to net neutrality, tied to Comcast lobbyist’s dark money
Jake Johnson
Sinema has also benefited from direct campaign contributions from the telecom industry
Doctors aren’t worried about new HIV strain — here’s why
Nicole Karlis
Headlines about a new "strain" sound scary — but scientists say context is key
Page: 449