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Taking to the streets, blocking traffic or marching on Washington will not be enough. What we must do is unite single-issue protests under a broader banner

At a conference of 20,000 scientists, the echoed a worry is echoed again and again: Will Trump, who has made statements on climate change and vaccines that contradict the overwhelming scientific evidence, be not just anti-climate, but “anti-science”?

Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to receive daily U.S. intelligence briefings in the place of the President-elect.

Austria’s far right has suffered a setback, but it would be a mistake to believe the dynamic they created is broken.

Hiroshima since August 6 1945 lives as a beginning and an end an existential dilemma. California poet Jeffrey Thomas Leong brings us to question: what if/not?