Twitter's decision to ban Kanye West raises interesting issues about freedom of speech. Since both Twitter and West are private citizens, the First Amendment is not directly implicated, but its spirit cannot be ignored.
We have to remember that there are more things that unite us than divide us. Our communities need to make concerted efforts to spend more time together.
The Wall Street Journal's soft treatment of SBF in a piece earlier this month prompted Elon Musk to write on Twitter: "WSJ giving foot massages to a criminal."
The longer that Interpol allows the fig leaf of "political neutrality" to prevent it from challenging repressive regimes, the weaker this important international institution will become.
One of the striking differences between the globally beloved game of soccer (or football if you prefer) and sports popular in the United States is its absence of precision timekeeping.
Over the past weekend, a sensational wave of protests against the regime's COVID-19 restrictions sprang up in cities and at universities across the country, building on months of growing frustration with draconian lockdown measures, and captured the attention of the world.
The World Cup may be over, but our fight for basic human rights in Iran continues. Instead of crushing reform, the Iranian government must allow freedom.
Pelosi and Hoyer are, at their core, premier Democratic internationalists who believe in the power of Congress to wage battle against dictators and to act in support of global democracy.
