The "indispensable nation" is still spreading authoritarianism around the world.

In my previous posts on the crime of ecocide — Post 1, Post 2 — I argued the theoretical/normative case against the IEP’s decision to subject lawful acts to anthropocentric cost-benefit analysis via the “wantonness” requirement. In this post, I want to bracket…

Walkouts are a drastic measure in a largely non-unionized field, a testament to just how angry employees are.

A historic day for Forbes. 90.5% YES to join @nyguild!

Stories from Saudi Arabia, North Korea, Tunisia, and more

China is the world’s second-largest economy behind the United States, and the gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate, consumer price index, purchasing managers’ indices, trade and industrial production are all key indicators.

Washington's response to Cuban protests is about power, not human rights.

Experts say scientific advances are making it easier to attribute the damages of climate breakdown to companies’ activities

Lessons from Bloomington’s Neighborhood Planting Project

Stories from Syria, Armenia, Russia, and more

In the post-war era, liberals abandoned the cause of a truly democratic economy in favour of trying to curbs the excesses of the market – and in the process, gave up any prospect of real social equality.

The word sacrifice is bandied about by both sides of the debate on climate action. Shall we unpack this loaded shuttlecock?

Educating the TikTok generation

Far from being profoundly destructive, we humans have deep capacities for sharing resources with generosity and foresight

The both sides-ism of significant parts of the left on the recent protests in Cuba misses the crucial fact that their very meagreness suggests they have little to do with popular feeling.

Vox, which constantly tells its readers that life is actually swell, with the momentum of history indisputably on the road to justice, decreased poverty and less war, consistently uses a method of...