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The city's metro hosts--and authorities unofficially sanction--a queer institution unlike any other.

The protests against the WTO Conference in 1999 were short-lived. But their legacy has reverberated through American political life ever since.

Ghayath Almadhoun had a poetry event in Berlin canceled simply because he's Palestinian. At least 200 more artists have been silenced over Palestine in Germany since.

Igniting resentment, exploding war.

Activists say the climate agreement effectively signed away the 1.5-degree Celsius target--"our only real chance to safeguard humanity's future."

In The Hidden Globe, Atossa Araxia Abrahamian examines what globalization has come to look like for the wealthy.

Amin El Gamal, head of SAG-AFTRA's committee on Middle Eastern and North African members, has advocated for a statement supporting a ceasefire in Gaza--so far without success ...

From the Indian Removal Act of 1830 to the deportation of Mexican-Americans during the Great Depression, Trump can easily find precedents for his policy. None of them ended well.

After the assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, business leaders made a show of shunning Saudi Arabia, doing deals only behind closed doors. Now it's all out in the open.

White House-curated stories of performative outrage and feigned helplessness provided cover for an administration arming death on an industrial scale.