Noam Chomsky

• Elizabeth Warren unveils plan to radically reform the Pentagon
  In a new essay, the Massachusetts senator and 2020 Democratic hopeful writes that it's "past time to cut our bloated defense budget."
  Jacob Sugarman
• Are ExxonMobil execs the most evil people in the 200,000-year history of humanity?
  Tens of millions of human beings will die so that they can have private planes and huge mansions.
  Juan Cole
• Revisiting Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Inglourious Basterds’ in the Trump era
  10 years ago, "Inglourious Basterds" sent a message about being intolerant of Nazis that hits home today.
  Matthew Rozsa
• The problem with ‘therapy is for white people’ mentality
  How can I help change the stigma if I don't want to confront the untreated trauma of my own past?
  D. Watkins
• Sunscreen wouldn’t have saved Bob Marley from melanoma — and it won’t help other dark-skinned people
  May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month, but the messaging around sunscreen for people with black skin needs to changes. Sunscreen has never been shown to reduce skin cancer risk in black people.
  Adewole S. Adamson
• Is it time to disband the White House press corps?
  To the surprise of no one, the White House recently moved to purge reporters by taking away or restricting their daily press passes to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
  Eric Boehlert
• New autism research on single neurons suggests signaling problems in brain circuits
  A new technology has enabled neuroscientists to examine the chemistry of individual brain cells. The finding reveal how genes are regulated differently in brain cells from autistic versus healthy people.
  Sarah Toce
• How Jung’s collective unconscious inspired Alcoholics Anonymous
  Neither wholly a theologian nor a pure scientist – how Carl Jung's collective unconscious inspired Alcoholics Anonymous.
  Charles Fox
• ‘Spineless jellyfish’ Mitt Romney pounded for rolling over for Trump in ‘gutless’ CNN interview
  Anyone who even slightly expected Sen. Mitt Romney to back Rep. Justin Amash in his suggestion that Donald Trump committed impeachable offenses during a CNN appearance on Sunday morning likely came away disappointed.
  Tom Boggioni
• New York City’s early voting plan will favor white, affluent voters: advocacy groups
  In a letter, the New York Civil Liberties Union, Common Cause New York and the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law said the plan “will impose a severe burden on many of the City’s low-income voters.”
  Jessica Huseman