Opinion
Symbolic but significant: Why the decision to investigate Abu Akleh’s murder is unprecedented
December 12, 2022Even a symbolic decision to investigate the killing of a U.S. citizen represents a watershed moment in the relationship between the Democratic Party establishment and its more progressive grassroots constituencies.
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At the World Cup: Palestine is more than an Arab cause
December 9, 2022When I asked a group of Moroccan fans why they embrace Palestinian symbols, the question puzzled them. “Palestine is in our blood. The love for Palestine runs in our veins,” an older man answered, overcome with...
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Black voters not fooled by Republicans’ racial tokenism with Herschel Walker
December 9, 2022The GOP thinks if they put up a Black candidate, they’ll get Black votes. It’s an insult to the intelligence of Black voters.
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Ontario paramedic: Canada’s public health care system in crisis
December 9, 2022While politicians pass the buck, patients and frontline workers—nurses, paramedics, doctors, and other professionals—are watching our health infrastructure fail.
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Congress again backs away from expanding draft registration (or abolishing draft altogether)
December 9, 2022Expanding draft registration to women is still a bad idea that won’t go away until Congress ends draft registration entirely.
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