Everyone laments the vanishing of the Dead Sea. Yet discussions, articles and forecasts of decades ago show that every stage of the sea’s demise was actually anticipated in advance “Anyone…

International justice for war crimes is often too little and too late for its victims. In the case of Bashar al-Assad, the UN’s Security Council has repeatedly failed to refer…

New analysis based on ash from volcanic cataclysm dates an early human found at Omo, Ethiopia, to 233,000 years, supporting the ‘early evolution’ theory for Homo sapiens When did modern…

For victims of Syria’s decadelong war – including 6.6 million people in exile – a verdict in a German courtroom Jan. 13 brings hope of someday healing their society. A…

Suspected Russian hackers leave message warning: ‘Ukrainians … be afraid and expect worse’ Ukraine has been hit by a “massive” cyber-attack, with the websites of several government departments including the…

Download file | Play in new window | Recorded on January 3, 2022 How can the arts play a role in addressing the global climate crisis? A December 2021 exhibit at the Ceres Gallery…

Roman Rain Tree’s mother was gravely ill with cancer when he asked her if she thought their Native American tribe would gain federal recognition while their ancestral homeland in Fresno…

City Council President Debora Juarez is pledging to take a more collaborative approach with the council and mayor's office. Debora Juarez was elected Seattle City Council President by her peers…

We have been accused of erasing history – but that’s impossible. All we did was shine a light in places people don’t want lights to shine  On 7 June 2020,…

A new website by the Bureau of Indian Affairs is meant to help increase visibility for missing and murdered Indigenous Peoples’ cases and help with investigations, but at least one grassroots worker…