Hannah Arendt could have anticipated the Trump administration’s lies in Minnesota — and elsewhere
The Jewish philosopher’s essay on ‘Lying in Politics’ applies as much to current politics as it did to Vietnam
The Jewish philosopher’s essay on ‘Lying in Politics’ applies as much to current politics as it did to Vietnam
Michael Walzer's 'Just and Unjust Wars' is as applicable to Venezuela as it was to Vietnam
A new documentary, 'Cover-Up,’ shares the inside story of Seymour Hersh’s scoops
To make lasting change, it's time to build coalitions and win people to your side through dialogue
In 1970, it was about Kent State; this time, it was about Israel
Daniel Ellsberg, famous for the 'Pentagon Papers,' has died at 92
As the 50th anniversary of the Six Day War approaches, it is natural to think about how the war affected me. I was finishing up my freshman year at the University of California, Los Angeles. Like many of my generation, I opposed the Vietnam War. But I was not a pacifist; I thought that we…
Nelson Mandela with wife Winnie Mandela and Jewish comrade-in-arms Joe Slovo, May 1990 / Getty Images When I heard on Thursday afternoon about the death of Nelson Mandela at age 95, my mind was a jumble of complicated thoughts. I thought about the day I first learned about the South African freedom struggle, in the…
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