Jimmy Carter’s Ambiguous Legacy
His post-presidency has been exceptional, but his tenure in the White House was far from praiseworthy.
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Senegalese Protesters Rally in Times Square, Call for End to ‘Dictatorship’ in Their Country
Two-term President Macky Sall appears to be seeking an illegal third term in office while forcing his top opponent off the ballot.
Some expressed concerns that the U.S. government is not doing enough to address poverty and pollution here at home.
Protesters Gather in Union Square to Denounce Brazilian Far-right Coup Attempt
“Let’s defend Lula’s presidency on the streets. It’s the people as one, out with the right-wing coup,” said one speaker.
Eight Things You Should Know About Roberto Clemente on the 50th Anniversary of His Tragic Death
The fascinating story of a baseball superstar who is now remembered as much for his off-the-field activism.
Ten Surprisingly Good Things that Happened in 2022
A few positive signs from around the globe.
Automation Nation: Who Will Reap the Benefits As AI Changes the Economy?
Artificial intelligence will replace 45 million jobs this decade. What does this mean for workers?
This year’s World Cup in Qatar is not the first time the event has been co-opted by autocrats.
New Yorkers Protest China’s COVID Lockdown And Government Repression
Chinese protesters in New York call for an end to China’s zero-COVID lockdowns and fear retaliation from the Chinese government even from thousands of miles away.
International Updates: Cuba, Haiti and Brazil
Cuba passes new family code, Haiti opposes international intervention (again) and Lula soon to return as president of Brazil.