How George W. Bush dissed the U.S. intelligence community
The likelihood is that the crimes of Bush, Cheney, Libby and Rove so far revealed are only the tip of the iceberg.
Arpaio pardon sends strong message to targets of Mueller investigation
“Prejudice doesn’t deserve a pardon.”
Dead on arrival
Israel’s blowback genocide.
Politicians should stop hiding behind the ‘two-state solution’ fantasy
Whatever the rhetoric, ending Israeli control over Palestinians in the territories occupied since 1967 is not on the table.
How to get universal no-fault insurance and universal healthcare into law
The policy would cover all medical costs (from illness or accident), property damage, and income losses from any incident.
The corporate takeover of housing
Corporate ownership remains a relatively small percentage of American housing. But a growing number of financial firms, tech platforms, and institutional landlords, alongside a national housing shortage, is making homeownership even less affordable.
White right fright jeopardizes the ‘endangered’ dominance it can’t abide losing
Trumpism is death to fair elections, legitimate challenges, and the legal/judicial system that identified every crude, illegal attempt to game the system.
No U.S. war on North Korea
An optimistic perspective on a scary crisis.
Trump Buddies Up to Putin
Imagine what Republicans would say if a Democrat had invited the Russian president to interfere in a U.S. election.
In a time of madness, Sally Yates is a profile in courage
The fired acting attorney general proved this week that there are still a few in Washington who believe in truth and the law.