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Honestly, what strange creatures we are. Nothing stops us when it comes to destruction, does it? (And I’m not even thinking about the utter, ongoing

Related Life on the Brink: Jonathan Schell and the Legacy of Los Alamos Honestly, what strange creatures we are. Nothing stops us when it comes to destruction, does it? (And I’m not even thinking about the utter, ongoing devastation of Gaza.) I mean, give us credit as the new year begins. Perhaps the most remarkable thing about humanity isn’t our literature, our theater, our movies, the remarkable food we cook, the cities we’ve built, or the endless other things we’ve created. To my mind...

The Lancet journal has joined the ranks of the most crazed climate propagandists, warning of a climate meltdown comparable to nuclear war.

Rebecca Solnit is the author of fourteen books, including A Paradise Built in Hell: The Extraordinary Communities That Arise in Disasters, Infinite City: A San Francisco Atlas and the recently published Men Explain Things to Me. She is, from kindergarten to graduate school, a product of the California public education system now being decimated.

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A tradition of linking historical progress to spiritual growth might not be fashionable, but O'Connor deeply understood its merit

Iraqis continue to suffer, as much as ever, the fallout from this country’s callous lies and avoidable mistakes.

Article: Tomgram: Rebecca Gordon, Kissinger at 100 - Henry Alfred Kissinger turned 100 on May 27th of this year. Once a teenage refugee from Nazi Germany, for many decades an adviser to presidents, and an avatar of American realpolitik, hes managed to reach the century mark while still evidently retaining all his marbles. That those marbles remain hard and cold is no surprise[...]

“I was going to have to rely on the thing that I felt most confident about, and which, in fact, is the cheapest: words."

It has been overlooked that, under current policies, global warming would render aboriginal lands in central and northern Australia unliveable.