Alice Kohli / TruthdigBeset by one of its worst budget and political crises since its founding in 1945, the U.N. is struggling to uphold its core mission of safeguarding global peace and human rights.Technology
Nolan Higdon / TruthdigA flood of AI slop in war coverage proves the need for a new media literacy — and the dangers of artificial intelligence.Education
Kumar Rao / Waging NonviolenceA “non-permission slip” is the first step in a new nationwide campaign training thousands of local organizers to defend public education.Opinion
Norman Solomon / TruthdigSnail-slow and politically incoherent, the party’s attempt to reckon with Israel is just more political malpractice and moral failure.
Emily Sanders / DesmogNow, parish lawsuits, including one in front of the Supreme Court, could make oil giants pay to restore the state’s vanishing marshes.Health & Wellness
Amy Yurkanin / PropublicaIn Florida, where the fetal personhood movement is strong, two women had to attend virtual court hearings while in labor to argue for their right to choose their own medical care.
Jeb Lund / TruthdigFuture historians working with corrupted data may be forgiven for thinking Trump’s incineration of American prestige and power was intentional.TD Original
Matt Bivens / TruthdigIran's new leader is keeping a list for revenge, while ours says he might drop more bombs "just for fun."
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Global Voices
Beset by one of its worst budget and political crises since its founding in 1945, the U.N. is struggling to uphold its core mission of safeguarding global peace and human rights.
Technology
A flood of AI slop in war coverage proves the need for a new media literacy — and the dangers of artificial intelligence.
Education
A “non-permission slip” is the first step in a new nationwide campaign training thousands of local organizers to defend public education.
Opinion
Snail-slow and politically incoherent, the party’s attempt to reckon with Israel is just more political malpractice and moral failure.
Environment
Now, parish lawsuits, including one in front of the Supreme Court, could make oil giants pay to restore the state’s vanishing marshes.
Health & Wellness
In Florida, where the fetal personhood movement is strong, two women had to attend virtual court hearings while in labor to argue for their right to choose their own medical care.
Europe
On left-liberal coalitions, the Labour Party, and a load-bearing myth of centrist politics.
TD Column
Future historians working with corrupted data may be forgiven for thinking Trump’s incineration of American prestige and power was intentional.
TD Original
New Heritage Foundation report wants to focus on the family — controlling it, that is.
Environment
Over a few years, oil giants went from trumpeting climate pledges to saying fossil fuels are here to stay.
Military
Two weeks of escalation have all but eliminated the possibility of a detente in the Persian Gulf.
Technology
“Nudify” apps that allow users to remove clothing of people in photos are a serious threat to girls and women, experts say.
Opinion
Iran's new leader is keeping a list for revenge, while ours says he might drop more bombs "just for fun."
