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The U.S. Labor Movement as a force for peace and international cooperation
by Lawrence S. Wittner 967 words Although the U.S. labor movement is sometimes depicted as hawkish and xenophobic, this characterization ignores its repeated attempts to grapple with the global problem of war. On June 9, 2026, for example, delegates at the annual national convention of the AFL-CIO, the 15-million member labor federation with which most American unions…
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Jared Kushner and the Privatization of America’s Iran Strategy
by Ervin Hoskins 758 words The hardest question in American Middle East policy is no longer only what Washington wants from the region. It is who gets to shape that policy. That question has become impossible to ignore. During Donald Trump’s first term, Kushner played a central role in White House diplomacy, especially the normalization push that produced the Abraham…
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Being honest with ourselves 250 years after July 4, 1776
by Kary Love 1301 words When we want to believe a “truth” we can deceive ourselves better than any con-man can. We want to believe in the America of the dream. We want to tell our kids America is great. We want it so bad we lie to ourselves about truths that stare us in…