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It now owns five of the world’s six largest solar-module manufacturing firms and the largest wind-turbine manufacturer

Israel risks repeating mistakes of the past by expanding the construction of illegal settlements in disputed territories.

Economists believe in full employment. Americans think that work builds character. But what if jobs aren’t working anymore?

Many supporters are defensive about the fact that they tolerated bigotry and hate.

Some of the most memorable moments of the election were the best memes.

A lot of people remember the confrontation Senator Ted Cruz had a with a Trump supporter during the

'I don’t recall ever having seen an appointment of someone who is so disdainful of the agency and the science behind what the agency does'

Chomsky and Zizek clashed on voting in the US elections, but the views of both are critically flawed.

Economists believe in full employment. Americans think that work builds character. But what if jobs aren’t working anymore?

The challenge for anti-racists looking for solutions in Trump’s America.

During Obama's presidency, the U.S. became a leader in the fight against climate change, but Trump ends this reign

Noam Chomsky argues November 8, 2016, was a historic day for more reasons than one might realize.

The embattled GOP nominee represents the last stand for an entire generation of conservative white men -- RIP!

Americans believe in the importance of a good day’s work. And so it’s understandable that the prospect of a universal basic income (UBI), in which the government would issue checks to cover the basic costs of living, rubs some people the wrong way. Writing in The Week in 2014, Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry envisions a UBI dystopia in which “millions of people” are “listing away in socially destructive idleness,” with “the consequences of this lost productivity reverberating throughout the society in lower growth and, probably, lower employment.”

Pretending that every argument you make is just a hunch you have is self-destructive.

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Im torn between the impulse to massage the memory of the man into something soothing and palatable, and the impulse to tell the truth: that Ford could be a terrible, terrible person.

Donald Trump is winning Republican presidential primaries at such a great rate that he seems likely to become the next Republican presidential nominee and perhaps the next president. Democrats have little understanding of why he is winning -- and winning handily; and even many Republicans don't see him as a Republican and are trying to stop him, but don't know how. There are various theories: People are angry and he speaks to their anger. People don't think much of Congress and want a non-politician. Both may be true. The Democratic Party has not been taking seriously many of the reasons for Trump's support and the range of that support. And the media has not been discussing many of the reasons for Trump's support. That needs to change.

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We've long been told The Terrorists "hate our freedoms," yet cannot rid ourselves of those who think the solution is to voluntarily abolish those freedoms.

This year saw an explosion of racism, Islamophobia, xenophobia, and violence. While there were some significant progressive victories in 2015, there were also many dangerous developments — from the proliferation of war around the world; to the worst refugee crisis since World War II; to the growth of