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Reimaging our existing economic and legal systems and embracing forms of collective action, including regulation and investment, if we are to create an innovative society in which everyone can flourish.

Half a century after setting off a political earthquake from the impoverished streets of Jerusalem, the radical Mizrahi movement has been largely forgotten. A new book seeks to untangle their contested legacy.

Fighting and health system’s collapse will complicate emergency vaccination campaign

“Netanyahu is a war criminal committing genocide against the Palestinian people,” Tlaib said in a statement. “It is utterly disgraceful that leaders from both parties have invited him to address Congress."

An inside look at the vision and strategy behind Extinction Rebellion D.C.’s campaign that is blocking $12 billion in new fossil fuel infrastructure.

Most prisons have no real plan for how to deal with the kind of misery climate change inflicts—and will inflict—on incarcerated people.

“Monopolies not only have economic power, but use that power to buy political power,” she tells The Lever’s David Sirota.

Trump Tells Supporters No Need to Vote in the Future

Midwest poet William Trowbridge has a good eye for bargain real estate, perhaps a good reason to stay on Earth.

Before Hiroshima and Nagasaki, there was Trinity, the first, test-run atomic explosion in the New Mexican desert. The fallout is still with us, literally and figuratively, 79 years later. This is the story of Trinity, based on declassified documents.