In Israel, President Obama’s rhetoric was compassionate on Palestine but tone deaf on Iran.read more

The passages from “Color-Conscious, Colorblind” by G.W. Foster, Jr. from our March 1966 issue, still resonate strongly when put in the context of recent challenges to affirmative action.read more

Here’s why the NRA is dead wrong about gun control causing genocide.read more

A new study shows the skills gap has nothing to do with high unemploymentread more

March 23 marks the third anniversary of the signing of the Affordable Care Act, and there is much to celebrate, but still more to do, especially regarding health care for immigrants.read more

Today, there are twenty women in the U.S. Senate, the most in our country's history. But in 1950, there was only one — Margaret Chase Smith.read more

You are the people of the future. The future is your lives. It is up to you to assure yourselves a life in peace.read more

Friday, March 22, is World Water Day, and here in the United States we must learn to preserve this precious resource.read more

Blank’s appointment signals the triumph of commercialization over education in Madison.read more

It is an occasion for remembrance, reflection and deep regret.read more

The first eBook in our Hidden History series is available for purchase, and a second is on its way!read more

He’s not acting as Israel’s “greatest friend” by supporting Israeli policy, no matter what.read more

The time has arrived for President Obama and Congress to take immediate action on comprehensive, humane immigration reform.read more

He’s still congratulating himself for Iraq and demanding that we bow before him.read more

For Iraqis and for vets, the war has never ended.read more