The Revenge of Roger’s Angels
New York Magazine
How Fox News women took down the most powerful, and predatory, man in media.
Donald Trump: I Love War
Donald Trump declares how he loves war, and especially the power of 'the nukes.'
Trump Challenged Over Ties to Mob-Linked Gambler
Investigative reporter Michael Isakoff reports on a reputed New Jersey mob figure's ties with Donald Trump, including gambling millions of dollars at one of his casinos.
Angela Davis Delivers the 17th Steve Biko Memorial Lecture
Angela Davis reflects on radical movements, radical imagination, relationships between generations of liberation activists and new forms of leadership.
Wildlife Conservationists and their “Stockholm Syndrome”
OpenDemocracy
A noted wildlife author and activist charges many of the largest international wildlife conservation organizations are acting “like captives suffering from Stockholm syndrome.” Instead of fighting a destructive economic system, conservation non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are bonding with its brutality. They are increasingly working with corporations against indigenous communities who have been as maltreated by big business and globalization as the wildlife.
US Government Steps In After Judge Rules Against Standing Rock Sioux
Bill Moyers and Company
Federal judge denies tribe's request for injunction, but federal agencies issue statement pausing pipeline construction
Trump Says Ordering People at Rallies to Attack One Another Has Prepared Him to Be Commander-In-Chief
The New Yorker
“I have ordered more people to attack other people than most of our generals have.”
Live From Standing Rock: Protesters Face Down Dogs, Pepper Spray
The Dakota Access pipeline company attacks Native Americans with dogs and pepper spray as they protest against a $3.8 billion pipeline that threatens historic Native lands and waters.
What the Earth Would Look Like If All the Ice Melted
Sea levels would rise by 216 feet if all the land ice on the planet were to melt. This would dramatically reshape the continents and drown many of the world's major cities.
Tiananmen Square
Americas Review
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, crushed by China's military forces, no longer attract much editorial space, but the protests for freedom and the massacre that followed linger in history and in the conscience of the California poet Patrick Daly.
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