The fate of the EU hangs in the balance.
As politicians dither, the threat of default spreads from Greece to Spain and Italy.
Joachim Gauck could offer too striking a contrast to Chancellor Angela Merkel’s own devotion to a politics of small compromises.
Obama and America's hundred-year struggle over healthcare reform.
The Occupy movement takes on neoliberal education reform and the Bloomberg Department of Education.
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The strange thing about last week’s Brussels compact is that it is irrelevant to the task at hand—avoiding collapse of the euro.
The US bombing of a Pakistani border outpost, US drone attacks and Pakistani support for the Taliban—all threaten to destroy the chances for a peaceful US-NATO exit from Afghanistan.
Under the banner of high-tech progress, corporate lobbyists have rammed through legislation privatizing K-12 education across the country.
Too many Americans have fallen prey to narratives that erase the role of slavery in the war’s origins and legacy.
Academics flocked to a Paris conference in Tony Judt’s memory—but solutions to the growing anti-government absolutism he warned of were scarce.


