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How Flint Sit-Down Strikers Built Their Confidence

VON Garrett Shishido Strain

On February 11, 1937 — forty-four days after their occupations of the Fisher Body No. 1 and No. 2 plants began in Flint, Michigan — General Motors (GM) workers won a landmark agreement.

Why do Lebanese leaders keep courting Israel?

VON Joseph Massad

Direct talks in Washington for the first time in 30 years continue a long history of overtures that predate resistance and persist despite repeated Israeli attacks on civilians

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Trump’s Awful Week

VON John Haltiwanger, Rishi Iyengar

The U.S. president is picking fights in every direction, alienating key supporters and allies.

Do You Know . .

VON Selma Meerbaum-Eisinger

does she belong to the wind or the wind to her, / and are the greedy wolves / waiting to tear her apart?

Israeli Strikes Are Decimating Water Infrastructure in Lebanon

VON Paloma de Dinechin

In southern Lebanon, water workers move under drones, repairing shattered pipelines and keeping stations running after repeated strikes. As Israeli attacks continue to destroy access to water, a basic service is becoming part of the front line.

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Why AI Needs A Sense Of Smell

VON Philip Maughan

Over the last few years, breakthroughs in AI have been almost too numerous to track. Chatbots can now pass the same exams required of doctors and lawyers . A cancer drug designed by AI has entered clinical trials. AI agents are serving as autonomous personal assistants .

Gesundheitsreform: Doch wer zahlt's?

VON Kaja Klapsa

Gesundheitsministerin Warken bekommt für ihre Reformvorschläge zur Krankenversicherung Kritik aus den eigenen Reihen. Der Vorwurf: eine zu starke Belastung der Patienten.

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RFK Jr.’s New Normal

VON Tom Bartlett

As Trump nominates a new, uncontroversial CDC director, a more restrained version of the health secretary is appearing.

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Israel Destroys a Synagogue; US Media Yawn

VON Ari Paul

Underplaying the story obscures not only Israel’s aggression, but the actual nature of Iranian society, portrayed as obsessed with wiping Jews off the map.

The Greentech Revolution

VON Jeremy Brecher

The use of sun, wind, and water rather than fossil fuels to produce energy is transforming economies around the world. How far has that transformation already gone and what is likely to be its future?