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Antiwar voices call for diplomacy in Ukraine, not just “weapons, weapons, weapons”
Jake Johnson
Global outrage is understandable, say peace advocates. But pouring more arms into Ukraine won't end the killing
Trump claims the “lunatic left” is “mutilating” children — as usual, the media looks away
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's malignant normality keeps getting darker, but the media isn't interested. RIP Eric Boehlert, a huge loss
The Putin caucus undermines Biden at home — while Americans risk their lives in Ukraine
Brian Karem
I met former U.S. Navy SEALs working in Ukraine — they understand the right's QAnon show in D.C. is a distraction
Sean Penn tells Fox News’ Sean Hannity, “I don’t trust you” and predicts “Ukrainians will win this”
Joy Saha
The actor praised Zelenskyy and Ukraine saying, "You realize what we've all been missing" in the U.S.
Noam Chomsky: We’re nearing “the most dangerous point in human history”
Matthew Rozsa
Political philosopher and linguist Noam Chomsky fears that humanity may face a bleak future
Trump’s trashing of Ukraine pays off for Russia: Republicans vote to reject NATO — and democracy
Heather Digby Parton
A poisoned well: 63 Republicans just voted against even expressing support for democracy
Time for Merrick Garland to act: Trump can’t get a pass on serious crimes over “politics”
Noah Bookbinder
Of course the Justice Department shouldn't be an instrument of politics. But this is about something bigger
Stealth school board candidates are everywhere: But “Stop the Steal” isn’t working for them
Kirk Swearingen
Far-right school board candidates are surfacing around the country — trying to snow voters by appearing normal
Matt Gaetz blows up at defense secretary, accuses Lloyd Austin of prioritizing “wokeism”
Jon Skolnik
The Florida firebrand firmly objected to the Pentagon's proposed budget "in the face of so many blown calls"
The United Kingdom could lose more than a third of its iconic fish and chips shops
Manuela Lopez Restrepo
A "fish and chipocalypse" is looming due to food shortages and cost surges
Elon Musk blows up Twitter with board of directors announcement
Meryl Phair
The news comes a day after filings revealed the Tesla and SpaceX CEO is now Twitter's largest shareholder
Putin’s war crimes — and his military failures — are making his GOP apologists squirm
Amanda Marcotte
The American right bet on Russia's swift victory in Ukraine to push authoritarianism at home — now they're spinning
Bernie Sanders to hold hearing on how “corporate greed and profiteering” are fueling inflation
Jessica Corbett
Sanders says corporations using "specter of inflation to make outrageous profits by price-gouging Americans"
Louis C.K. and Kanye West’s Grammy wins once again show that “cancel culture” is not real
Joy Saha
Can we stop pretending that men's careers are over after admitted misconduct or accuasations made against them?
Facts haven’t spurred us to climate action. Can fiction?
Mark Johnson
The emerging genre of climate fiction is portraying the perils of a scorching planet
Can Fox News viewers be deprogrammed? Paying them to watch CNN makes them less gullible
Sarah K. Burris
Participants were paid $15 an hour to watch CNN instead of Fox News: Is it a cheap solution for fake news?
Human rights group finds evidence of Russian war crimes
Andrea Germanos
"The cases we documented amount to unspeakable, deliberate cruelty and violence against Ukrainian civilians."
Putin’s war and the battle for democracy: How this conflict raises the global stakes
Paul Rosenberg
Autocratic leaders are growing ever bolder, as Putin and Xi demonstrate — but Ukraine has changed the equation
Why is the American right waging a stealth neocolonial assault on Somalia?
Mohamoud Gaildon
In the 19th century, my homeland was carved up by imperialists. Now that's in danger of happening all over again
Ukraine has become a graveyard for Russians — and for modern weapons systems
Lucian K. Truscott IV
So long, tanks, helicopters and armored personnel carriers. Putin's fiasco has consequences for the future of war
Midwestern lawmakers are trying to replace Russian oil with ethanol
Diana Kruzman
Advocates of increased ethanol sales argue that it could lower fuel prices and help the climate — both are dubious
Joe Biden defends democracy abroad — but what about right here at home?
Chauncey DeVega
Joe Biden is floating in a tin can, far above the world: His quest is noble, but likely bound for failure
Marie Yovanovitch on Trump, Putin, Zelenskyy, Ukraine’s courage and the future of democracy
Andrew O'Hehir
The ambassador Trump fired talks about the threat to democracy, and how Ukraine's struggle has "inspired the world"
We didn’t start the fire — Trump and Putin did. But we’ve got to put it out
Brian Karem
We know exactly who got the world into this mess. The challenge for the rest of us is what to do about it
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