The Mussolini McDonald’s
The end of the fascist leader of Italy, but not of fascism in today’s Italy
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Articles that are timeless – that apply to ongoing issues and situations.
The end of the fascist leader of Italy, but not of fascism in today’s Italy
Climate change deniers reboot their arguments, even as the world smokes and sizzles
It’s time for our state to move from responding to preparing.
Three writers, three columns, one conclusion: it’s time to come together and address gun violence.
Christian Nationalism is in the news, but what is it, exactly? What is “Christo-fascism”? And why are they both a serious threat to our democracy?
Any time we bring up gun-safety laws, someone warns about the “slippery slope.” Ivonne Rovira knocks down that argument.
Believe it or not, there is actually a gun law that is both sensible AND widely supported.
The oxymoron that is “Christian Nationalism” is neither Christian nor patriotic. Ivonne Rovira explains why not.
Ken Wolf asks the question, then answers it with five steps for Christians to respond to Christian Nationalism.
The far-right’s infatuation with authoritarians and fascism isn’t new. Yesterday it was Hitler; today it’s Orban and the new Italian prime minister. And it’s still just as dangerous.
Guess what – Christian Nationalism has been tried before. As Ivonne Rovira points out, it didn’t work out too well.
Now that the Christian Nationalists can taste victory, they really don’t need their useful idiots any longer.
So, you think women won’t get arrested for abortions? Let’s take a look at where they already are.
We have a housing crisis in this country – and most answers people propose are either inadequate or don’t work at all. Neal Turpin lays out a Big Idea for a solution.
According to Kentucky’s trigger law, human life begins at conception. If that is so, what do we do about all the frozen humans in Kentucky?