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Greenland on the chessboard of U.S. imperialism
January 20, 2026How far will Europe go to appease the empire?
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MLK panel cites damage done by Federal worker cuts
January 20, 2026Firing of hundreds of thousands of African American workers, among them, has inflicted harm across the board in the U.S.
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Communist historiography comes to light at American Historical Association conference
January 16, 2026The panel shows a shift in the study of communist history and civil rights away from the fear-mongering of the Cold War, to a more honest analysis of shortcomings and successes.
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Knowledge itself is under attack, but library advocates are fighting back
January 16, 2026From book bans to defunding, EveryLibrary’s latest report chronicles the struggle to save public access to information.
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Trump’s butler: U.S. and Britain’s ‘Special Relationship’ today
January 16, 2026Prime Minister Keir Starmer is the boy in the playground who holds the bully’s coat while someone else gets beaten up.
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