Book by By D.J. Taylor Pegasus Books (2023) J.D. Taylor does an excellent job laying out the cycle of Orwell’s life in fascinating intimacy... Read More

Every morning, I open my phone and step into a world of disaster. A war livestreamed on TikTok. A grainy clip of police brutality.... Read More

The latest from Cagle Cartoons.     First We Cut Down the Trees, Then We Name the Streets After Them by Harley Schwadron, CagleCartoons.com

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For years, political observers have struggled to understand why Donald Trump’s most loyal supporters remain fiercely devoted to him—even when confronted with facts about... Read More

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It was over thirty years ago, and the writing was on the wall – literally. I was living in Jerusalem, and throughout the city,... Read More

I keep coming back to a question that’s hard to shake: if humanism is rooted in dignity, what happens when “human” is no longer... Read More

You’ve maybe heard of Netroots Nation before. It’s an annual conference for progressive activists – think CPAC, but for people who actually want to... Read More