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Noura Erakat highlighted the shortcomings of international law in stopping Israel's ongoing genocide against the Palestinian people in Gaza while raising several steps that the international community can take to intervene.

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The battle at the Hyatt is a proxy over whose interests will prevail in the new Buffalo: wealthy developers who receive lush subsidies or workers fighting for good union jobs in industries like leisure and hospitality that prop up the city’s revival.

President Trump publicly dressed down the president of South Africa based on a fringe conspiracy theory, providing a vivid distillation of his views on race.

How the wife of Mahmoud Khalil has navigated becoming a new mother while fighting for her husband’s freedom.

Among those shot at were representatives of three nations that threatened "concrete actions" if Israel doesn't end its assault and siege on Gaza and others that support a genocide case against the country.

Why the destruction of public institutions, the middle class, and government itself may not be a mistake — but the mission…

This book is a detailed history of an aspect of modern European history and the treaty that catalyzed that story.

War, peace, fascism and imperialism

The Labour Ministry says that since the early 1970s, well over 3,000 trade unionists have been murdered in Colombia.