Common ground, One Nation: who could argue with that?
Participants in Saturday's rally took one step in the right direction, towards a conversation that acknowledges our commonality and ceaseless interdependence with one another.
In defense of librarians
I feel for the librarians in Santa Clarita, Calif., as their library system sells their jobs out from under them.
Immigrants as scapegoats - a recurrent right-wing tactic
Immigrants have been a perennial scapegoat of the right-wing.
One Nation vs. Restoring Honor: how do you measure success?
There's more than one way to judge a rally's success.
Loopholes in climate accord threaten death of coral reefs by 2100
It doesn't seem as if the big industrial nations are serious about trying to halt global warming.
Christian Coalition bears false witness
It appears that the Christian Coalition forgot the Eighth Commandment, the one that bans lying and perjury.
Films show human element in Palestinians’ struggles
The presence of three great films in support of the Palestinian struggle was highly welcomed at this year's Toronto International Film Festival last month.
Communism at the opera
Communism has taken over the stage at the Los Angeles Opera, and soon will be occupying opera houses in Vienna and Paris!
“Outside the Law”: Algerian struggle is focus of new thriller
"Outside the Law" is the Algerian revolution in the style of "The Godfather," but with a significant difference.
Time for U.S. to exonerate Rosenbergs, new book shows
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, parents of two young children, were executed on June 19,1953, but the case has refused to die.
