The New York Times Editorial Board | Roy Moore Loses, Sanity Reigns
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The New York Times Editorial Board | Roy Moore Loses, Sanity Reigns
The New York Times Editorial Board
Excerpt: "That Alabama's voters chose Doug Jones for the United States Senate is cause for celebration."
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The New York Times Editorial Board
Excerpt: "That Alabama's voters chose Doug Jones for the United States Senate is cause for celebration."
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Report: US Weapons Industry Claimed Over Half of Global Arms Sales in 2016
teleSUR
Excerpt: "A new report by Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, SIPRI, revealed that despite the slump in global arms industry for five consecutive years, in 2016, arms producers world over saw US$375 billion in profits, with the U.S. weapons industry claiming over half the global sales."
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teleSUR
Excerpt: "A new report by Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, SIPRI, revealed that despite the slump in global arms industry for five consecutive years, in 2016, arms producers world over saw US$375 billion in profits, with the U.S. weapons industry claiming over half the global sales."
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'It Happened to Me': Women in Low-Wage Jobs Say #MeToo
Jillian Kestler-D'Amours, Al Jazeera
Kestler-D'Amours writes: "Farmworker women are especially vulnerable to sexual harassment and abuse at work because of 'a severe imbalance of power' between employers and supervisors and the workers, many of whom are immigrants, according to a 2012 Human Rights Watch report."
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Jillian Kestler-D'Amours, Al Jazeera
Kestler-D'Amours writes: "Farmworker women are especially vulnerable to sexual harassment and abuse at work because of 'a severe imbalance of power' between employers and supervisors and the workers, many of whom are immigrants, according to a 2012 Human Rights Watch report."
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Catastrophe and Colonialism: How Hurricane Maria Exposed the Crisis of Puerto Rico's Colonial Status
Pedro Caban, Jacobin
Caban writes: "Puerto Rico remains an unincorporated territorial possession of the United States, subject to the plenary powers of Congress. The Puerto Rican government exercises only those powers that the Congress allows. In other words, it is still a colony."
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Pedro Caban, Jacobin
Caban writes: "Puerto Rico remains an unincorporated territorial possession of the United States, subject to the plenary powers of Congress. The Puerto Rican government exercises only those powers that the Congress allows. In other words, it is still a colony."
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Nazi Science Is Still Haunting Anatomy and Fueling Conservatives' Worst Anti-Abortion Arguments
Emily Bazelon, Slate
Bazelon writes: "Unlike the research of Nazi scientists who became obsessed with racial typing and Aryan superiority, Stieve's work didn't end up in the dustbin of history."
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Emily Bazelon, Slate
Bazelon writes: "Unlike the research of Nazi scientists who became obsessed with racial typing and Aryan superiority, Stieve's work didn't end up in the dustbin of history."
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Honduras Is Coming Apart, and the State Department's Response Is Utterly Nonsensical
Luke Barnes, ThinkProgress
Barnes writes: "It's been two weeks since Hondurans headed to the polls to elect a new president. Since then, there have been reports of electoral fraud, widespread protesting and rioting that have rocked the already-precarious Central American state."
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Luke Barnes, ThinkProgress
Barnes writes: "It's been two weeks since Hondurans headed to the polls to elect a new president. Since then, there have been reports of electoral fraud, widespread protesting and rioting that have rocked the already-precarious Central American state."
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Scientists Call for Cheetahs to Be Listed as Endangered
Mongabay, EcoWatch
Excerpt: "In a new study, scientists have called for up-listing the species to Endangered yet again."
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Mongabay, EcoWatch
Excerpt: "In a new study, scientists have called for up-listing the species to Endangered yet again."
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