Egypt’s Uprising and Its Implications for the Region
As the Muslim holy month of Ramadan begins, the Arab world's most populous country is teetering precipitously on the heels of a...
Jake LaRaus
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Global JusticeTurning Back the Clock on the Voting Rights Act
"What the Supreme Court did today is stab the Voting Rights Act of 1965 in its very heart." Those were Representative John...
Global JusticeThe Pot and the Kettle: Congressional Reactions to the Iranian Elections
There are few places in the world where you’ll find so many people as in love with democracy and the democratic process...
Climate Justice#CoverClimate: The Media’s Silence on a Global Issue
Twelve. That's the number of times ABC, CBS, and NBC combined mentioned climate change in 2012. Does that surprise you? Shock you?...
Global CooperationGrassroots Rebellion: The Tamarod Campaign in Egypt
A full two and a half years after the start of the Arab Spring, it seems that things are not as well...
Global CooperationSigning the Arms Trade Treaty: A Signal for the Future
The United States likes to picture itself as a prominent player and arbiter in the international community, paving the way for progress...
Global JusticeCode Red Code Pink: President Obama, Medea Benjamin, and Signature Strikes
Since interrupting President Obama's terrorism and drone war speech at National Defense University last week, Medea Benjamin, co-founder of Code Pink, has...