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Sat, July 2, 2022 | 20:59

Finally, US goes over Putin's head

On news screens everywhere, the world is watching the destruction of two nations: Ukraine, inevitably; and Russia, most assuredly.

2022-03-08 16:18

Fleeing Kyiv with my family, our whole life in two suitcases

Every day for Ukrainians has become a nightmare. Troops in Russian helicopters land in neighborhoods, break into civilian houses, destroy buildings with tanks and fire their weapons at hospitals and orphanages. The stores are running out of bread and milk and the pharmacies are emptying of medicine. Putin calls it a special “denazification” and demilitarization operation and ...

2022-03-08 16:16

US must tread carefully as it increases sanctions on Russia

A little more than a week into Vladimir Putin's unprovoked and brutal invasion of Ukraine, Russia is isolated at the United Nations, hobbled by unprecedented economic sanctions and stalled in its conquest by the inspiring resistance of Ukrainians.

2022-03-07 16:41

Ukrainians deserve Nobel Peace Prize nomination

Anyone with access to the news and a moral sense knows who is responsible for the unfolding tragedy in Ukraine. Yet realistically many of those confronting Russian President Vladimir Putin's tanks won't survive their heroic effort. So instead of waiting for history's verdict, this is the moment to thank the Ukrainians for coming to freedom's defense by nominating them for the...

2022-03-06 16:07

What UN should do about Russia

How does the world confront a Russian leader who is acting like Hitler?

2022-03-02 16:14

Welcome to Cold War 2.0. It won't be easy

No matter how Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine ends, it already marks a turning point in history: the end of a 30-year period of relative peace in Europe and a return to hostility between Russia and its neighbors - a kind of Cold War 2.0.

2022-03-02 16:13

Pandemic is not over for Black people

Across the nation and in various counties in Maryland, mask mandates are being lifted. Politicians on all sides waiting for midterms and upholding promises to the business community have decided it's OK to put Black lives at risk for personal gain.

2022-03-01 16:51

US couldn't stop Russia from attacking Ukraine - but it can make it pay

The most conspicuous victims of Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine are the people who will lose their lives in defending their country against a brutal (and nuclear-armed) neighbor. But Vladimir Putin's decision to launch a many-pronged attack - an audacious operation the United States predicted but was unable to prevent - is also a devastating assault on international n...

2022-02-28 16:15

Fossil fuel divestment prompts backlash

The oil billionaires are sweating. And it's college students who are turning up the heat.

2022-02-27 16:29

Why Putin's Ukraine aggression will change the world - an explainer on how we got here

The world is reacting to Vladimir Putin's new invasion of eastern Ukraine, as Western nations try forestall a wider invasion. I just returned from two weeks in Ukraine and Lithuania, where I spoke to leaders and everyday citizens about the crisis. Here is some background context to help untangle the complex details. Why does Vladimir Putin want to invade Ukraine?

2022-02-24 16:50

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