If History Is Our Guide…
Was anything about this election really all that surprising? By Nathan Collins (Photo: Desk/AFP/Getty Images) I’ve been ruminating…
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Back When Everyone Knew How You Voted
Americans used to cast their support out loud and in public. By Paula Wasley Probably the most famous…
How Intersectionality Can Help Us Understand Women and Racial Minorities Supporting Donald Trump
People are complicated, and can’t be defined by a single label. By Paige Miller (Photo: Isaac Brekken/Getty Images)…
COP22 Day One: A News Digest, in Quotes
As the Moroccan presidency opens this year’s climate talks, leaders urge prompt action while civil society expresses concern about financial mechanisms, and at least one reporter wonders, “why are we here?”
Embracing Fear on Election Day
It’s inevitable — but if we confront it with courage and creativity, we’ll be stronger and better for it. By…
What’s the Best Way to Teach Kids English?
Nearly one in 10 kids in American public schools are English language learners. By Francie Diep (Photo: Tim…
How Will COP22 in Marrakech Be Different From Paris?
At a press conference on the eve of COP22, the two leaders of this year’s talks stressed inclusivity and, yes, “action.”
How Europe Left Itself Open to Terrorism
The ISIS attacks on France and Belgium exposed weaknesses in Europe’s approach to borders and information sharing that…
Considering the Costs of Open Government Information
Before we decide that it’s case closed in favor of open government information, we should be open to…
Strange Bedfellows: The Overlap of Jewish Trump Supporters and White Supremacists
Neither Jewish nor white supremacist Trump supporters wish to recognize the existence of each other during this election.