Criminalizing the Opposition: Trump’s War on Dissent
By Chris Kremidas-Courtney A recent White House order expands counterterrorism powers in ways that blur the distinction between public safety…
By Chris Kremidas-Courtney A recent White House order expands counterterrorism powers in ways that blur the distinction between public safety…
By Joe Litobarski, Democracy Editor Imagine the United States had a democratic dashboard to judge the health of their political…
By Chris Kremidas-Courtney Psychiatrists around the world are beginning to report a new kind of psychological crisis. In California, Dr.…
On October 18th, Americans will gather for the No Kings March, a reminder that power answers to the people, not…
By Chris Kremidas-Courtney Portland has once again become a mirror for America’s conscience. In the autumn of 2025, as the…
The impulse to withdraw is understandable. Politics feels toxic and truth seems negotiable. But each quiet exit from civic life…
By Chris Kremidas-Courtney Donald Trump’s second presidency rests on two intertwined illusions: that technology can save American economic supremacy and…
Sparta’s moment of dominance burned out in a generation. Athens’ messy democracy still shapes us and must be defended today.…
By Chris Kremidas-Courtney Why Belonging Is the Antidote to Democratic Fragmentation In the Andean highlands, the Quechua concept of pacha…
The Evidence Is Clear: Kids Know Who They Are By Chris Kremidas-Courtney A new landmark study following more than 900…