Opinion
Opinion
Politics
Congress Stuffs the Stockings of Pentagon Contractors
Dec 15, 2023 The little elves of Capitol Hill have funneled $25 billion to contractors as part of the DoD budget for 2024.
World
The US Spends Millions in Foreign ‘Aid’ to Drive Global Drug War
Sep 18, 2023 The new report by Harm Reduction International details the scope of spending by wealthy nations on policies that hurt poor and marginalized communities.
Opinion
The Complex Feminist Legacy of Soviet Women
Mar 9, 2023 The Eighth of March in Russia: USSR, war, and women’s rights.
Opinion
Pakistan Needs to End the Military’s Role in Politics
Feb 13, 2023 Pakistan needs to go beyond the 18th amendment to end the military’s role in politics.
Military
Pentagon Refuses To Abide by Transparency Laws
Feb 2, 2023 Despite a 2016 law requiring transparency, new Pentagon rules keep many military court records secret.
Military
Hunger Burns Through the Pentagon’s Ranks
Jan 19, 2023 Despite gargantuan defense expenditure, hunger is a problem for the military.
Opinion
El Salvador’s Champion
Dec 30, 2022 President Nayib Bukele says he has defeated El Salvador’s gangs and brought peace to the nation. But the reality is more complex.
Opinion
Power Tripping: The Psychedelic Industry Has a Consent Problem
Dec 27, 2022 There is evidence of a serious lack of understanding of consent in the psychedelics industry.
Africa
Another Coup in Burkina Faso
Dec 8, 2022 In September, Captain Traore Ibrahim took power through in a coup in Burkina Faso, vowing to fight jihadism.
Military
Ready, Set, Reset
Dec 7, 2022 The notion of psychedelic treatment as a “reset” for the brain has become exceedingly popular, but the expectations instilled by this type of language can be harmful to patients.
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