Democracy

Democrats Raise More Than $13,000 To Rebuild Firebombed GOP Office

"This is a moment for graciousness, not fractiousness.”
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The Entire Election Comes Down To This 100-Word Question

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Now that the Olympics are Over, What is next for Brazil?

What we are observing now in Brazil is a definite return of the right at the political helm.
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Right-Wing Media Is Destroying Democracy

“So this is how liberty dies... with thunderous applause.”
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How Data Undermines Our Democracy

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A Brief Plea to the NeverHillary Voter, As We Look Into The Abyss

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Our Shared American Story Is Rooted In Slavery And Genocide

History is revealed to us through facts — not feelings.
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A Trumped Up Version Of Turkey’s Failed Coup

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Turks Celebrate #FailedCoup After Deadly Clashes End In Democratic Victory

“There is no power higher than the power of the people,” President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told citizens.
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Tens Of Thousands Protest In Hong Kong As China Tensions Simmer Over Booksellers

The city has been unnerved over the past year by the disappearances of five booksellers who specialized in works critical of Chinese leaders.
By Venus Wu, Reuters