Tim Shorrock

A Welsh journalist uncovers a decades-long environmental disaster around US bases in East Asia.

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They are beginning to realise how much they are part of the problem

Countries like Italy and Romania are trying to make permanent the pandemic-driven return of their best and brightest from abroad.

In an Illinois jail, higher education – with an emphasis on theology – has played a key role in the growth of those behind bars and those back home.

Vadim Nikitin

But across Russia, another kind of power is building.

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Joan Walsh

Covering up Trump’s role in the January 6 violence, he’s now vying to be speaker of the Insurrection.

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Southeast Asian leaders met in Jakarta Saturday for an emergency summit to demand immediate action in Myanmar. It was an unusually blunt move for the bloc which normally has a non-interference policy with its neighbors.

Pandemic lockdowns have interrupted holidays across the world. This Ramadan, Jordan is reviving a high-decibel tradition as a sort of audible comfort.

A BJP spokesman explains why the Indian government wants Covid-19 tackled at a local level.

John Nichols

A new voting system can transform NYC politics, if progressives make effective endorsements and educate voters on how to maximize democracy.

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Peter Kuper, Paul Karasik, Ron Hauge

Systemic racism in the police force.

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The Indian-born executives of Google and Microsoft offer the country funding and supplies.

Good morning! Welcome to your Monday, April 26, 2021, sunrise briefing.Here are three news events - countries help India, genocide in Turkey, and Hollywood's best - from this past weekend (while you may have been planting tomatoes, running a fund-raising 5K, and enjoying an offline life). Also, what to look for in the news this week.

Sabrina Calazans

Quiero imaginar un futuro mejor, al igual que lo hicieron mis padres. Pero no debería venir con ataduras abrumadoras.

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Sabrina Calazans

I want to imagine a better future, just as my parents did. But it shouldn’t come with overwhelming strings attached.

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Nina Burleigh

Until the Covid-19 pandemic, the catastrophe of the Spanish flu had been dropped from American memory.

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Kali Holloway

This simulacrum of justice for Black folks, delivered centuries overdue, won’t be a turning point unless we do far more work.

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Adrian Daub

In Silicon Valley, conceptions of gender aren’t just an aspect of workplace culture—they’re part of the product.

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Elias Rodriques

A conversation with one of the greatest living Black American writers on work, life, and why good fiction is like a game of basketball.

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Robert L. Borosage, The Nation

The president has made a promising start on a historically bold agenda. But to deliver, he’ll need to do more to explain how we got here, who is to blame—and what needs to be done.

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