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In 2022, the Ukraine war forced the world to see refugees again. How long will that last?
Samaa Khullar
With millions of Ukrainian refugees spread around the world, we saw the problem again. But it never went away
Budgets are choices: The $1.7 trillion omnibus and growing Beltway disconnect
Bob Hennelly
The bill is an immoral document executed by leaders increasingly out of touch with reality of life
Zelenskyy visit exposes a GOP rift — between actual fascists and everyone else
Amanda Marcotte
Too many Republicans still refuse to stand up for Ukraine — and for democracy — against their MAGA brethren
Porn, piracy, fraud: What lurks inside Google’s black box ad empire
Craig Silverman, Ruth Talbot
Reporters uncovered a multi-billion-dollar ad network containing manga piracy, porn, fraud and disinformation
Gaetz and Boebert “blow through” Capitol security and refuse screenings — then diss Zelenskyy speech
Igor Derysh
Gaetz and Boebert sat through standing ovations and checked their phones as the Ukrainian leader pleaded for help
Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivers America a Christmas message: But why was he here?
Brian Karem
Ukraine's leader came to D.C. in the same week Congress referred Trump for prosecution. It's a powerful symbol
Putin’s brain and the Ukraine disaster: What does the Russian leader really want?
Chauncey DeVega
Russia expert Andrew Weiss on the "Accidental Czar" in the Kremlin — and how he hopes to redeem a war he's losing
The world’s most sensational single-serving hand pie and potato pocket? All about the knish
Michael La Corte
This year, gorge yourself on knishes, the often unsung hero of the Hanukkah table
5 ways climate change made life more expensive in 2022
Grist Staff
From grocery bills to insurance premiums, warming temperatures hit Americans' wallets hard this year
“Ungrateful international welfare queen”: MTG, Don Jr. lead GOP attacks on Zelenskyy’s D.C. visit
Samaa Khullar
Greene called Zelenskyy the "shadow president" and claimed Ukraine was the "51st state"
Congress’ 9/11 betrayal: Money for war, none for first responders
Bob Hennelly
"How can we increase the money for defense and not put money in the budget for the first defenders on 9/11?"
The far-right is crazy — like a fox: The code behind the far-right’s success
John Feffer
Forget the deplorables and focus instead on the persuadables
African countries are tapping their fossil fuel wealth. Why aren’t they getting rich?
Lylla Younes
The continent's vast oil reserves could spell trouble for the climate — and for Africans
Marjorie Taylor Greene says Jan. 6 would have been different if she’d been in charge
Sarah K. Burris
"We would have been armed"
Ron DeSantis’ gruesome campaign plan: I’m the genius who defeated COVID — and let thousands die
Heather Digby Parton
Ron DeSantis hopes to beat Trump by running as the manly man who rejects vaccines and welcomes mass death
WNBA star Brittney Griner released from Russian custody in prisoner swap — but Paul Whelan excluded
Rebekah Allen
The basketball star was first detained in February, and had recently been moved to a Russian penal colony
Our biggest problem isn’t Trump or Biden: The media is disconnected from reality
Brian Karem
After 38 years as a political reporter, here's my assessment of the current D.C. press corps: A flaming car wreck
Phony conservative victimhood is more than grating — it fuels a climate of anti-LGBTQ bigotry
Amanda Marcotte
A sense of grievance embraced by the right is helping to cultivate an environment of hatred, abuse and violence
COP27’s ‘loss and damage’ fund could be a breakthrough — or an empty promise
Adil Najam
The new 'loss and damage' fund aims to help vulnerable nations — but is it only a pipe dream?
COP27 flinched on phasing out ‘all fossil fuels’ — what’s next?
Fergus Green, Harro Van Asselt
Widespread anxieties about energy made many governments cautious about phasing out all fossil fuels
Rail strike bill: Both sides do it — wage relentless war against the working class, that is
Chris Hedges
Democrats and their "proud pro-labor president" say the right things and do the wrong ones, over and over again
Unequal mercy: The increasing persecution of refugees
Helen Benedict
Countries embracing Ukrainians are simultaneously persecuting equally desperate refugees from elsewhere
Agents of influence: How Russia deploys an army of shadow diplomats
Debbie Cenziper, Will Fitzgibbon, Eva Herscowitz, Hannah Feuer, Michael Korsh
Under Vladimir Putin, Russia has appointed dozens of honorary consuls. Many have spread pro-Kremlin sentiment
It’s time for a Christmas truce in Ukraine — and real peace talks
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Neither side can win militarily — and Ukraine will never be in a stronger position. The choice is peace or disaster
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