Reading Time: 4minutesAfter a St. Louis husband and wife were captured on video waving an assault rifle and pistol at Black Lives Matter protesters, many observers thought justice was served when St.
Reading Time: 4minutesJames W. Pardew was a career US Army intelligence officer who served as deputy J-2 (intelligence) of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and director of foreign intelligence for the Army. His diplomatic experience includes US special envoy during the breakup of Yugoslavia and US ambassador to Bulgaria.
Reading Time: 5minutes— ANALYSIS —After the deaths of George Floyd and other Black men and women at the hands of police triggered nationwide protests against racism earlier this year, corporate America landed squarely on the horns of a dilemma: Speak out against racial injustice and demand change, while risking a backlash — or keep quiet and risk accusations of moral cowardice.
Reading Time: 4minutes— OPINION —Was that a Fourth of July firecracker you just heard, or real-life gunfire, or maybe a stick of dynamite? It’s getting hard to tell these days.
Reading Time: 5minutesOn June 12, 16-year-old Claire Hanley posted a video on TikTok that has spurred teams of domestic and international cyber operatives who could affect the 2020 presidential election. No, they are neither Russians nor bots.
Reading Time: 4minutesThe word “unprecedented” has been tossed around a lot in the last few years, especially among left-leaning talking heads discussing anything that comes out of the Oval Office.
Reading Time: 9minutes— OPINION —According to a current New York Times poll of registered voters conducted by Nate Cohn, former Vice President Joe Biden leads President Donald J.
Reading Time: < 1minute Corporations may not be willing to change who they are or what they do, but they are willing to say whatever it takes to protect their bottom line.
Reading Time: 4minutesThe recent decision not to charge the New York police officer involved in the death of Eric Garner is a good opportunity to examine the related Black Lives Matter movement and the potential power of online social movements generally. How can they mobilize so many people and yet be so ineffective when it comes to influencing policy and decision making?
The powerful Israel lobby group is protecting Clinton and Trump by probing the activist histories of Black students, effectively shielding the candidates from the risk of dissent.
Black Lives Matter adds voice to protests over invitation of Israel pinkwashing group A Wider Bridge to The National LGBTQ Task Force’s Chicago conference.