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Furious farmers storm India and Peru, and more news and analysis from four continents

A new global history of Fordism from the Great Depression to the postwar era.

New York’s recently announced massive investment in offshore wind, high-speed rail, and more, backed by both labor and environmental groups, shows how it can be done.

In the seven-and-a-half years before 9/11, let there be no mistake: racial bias, fear-mongering, and police brutality were the hallmarks of Giuliani’s mayoralty.

The agency will suggest that the “modern” economy provides many jobs that even a displaced and disabled older worker can do.

Groups go to court to reverse wrongful purge of 200,000 voters that could have significant impact on the election's outcome.

Rights groups say the new roads that are being built will set the stage for explosive settlement growth, even if President-elect Joe Biden's administration somehow convinces Israel to curb its housing construction.

“Freaky” offers liberating and honest portraits of young women and queer people, free from tokenism and broad generalizations to which the genre can often resort.

Reaching higher ground vs “getting back” to a normal that never was

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