I wrote this essay for The Guardian. This is not a column about Donald Trump. It’s also not about Paul Manafort, Michael Cohen or Robert Mueller, and it’s certainly not about Rudolph Giuliani and his way with words. On the contrary, this is a column about the things we are …
I wrote this for The Guardian. The US supreme court has upheld the Trump administration’s Muslim ban. By doing so, the court has genuflected before a deeply bigoted president and has sacrificed constitutional freedoms in the process. It’s almost impossible to describe the mixture of rage and vulnerability that I feel knowing …
I wrote this essay for The Guardian. It is the peculiar fate of oppressed people everywhere that when they are killed, they …
I wrote this piece for The Guardian. The bombing of Syrian government targets by the United States, Britain, and France is a …
I wrote this essay on Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to the United States for The Guardian. The crown prince of …
I wrote this piece for The Nation: On February 8, Aboubacar Dembele went to a Bronx courthouse to resolve an assault charge …
I wrote this essay for The Nation, reflecting on what life is like one year after the Trump presidency. It took a …
I wrote this for The Guardian: The entire Middle East, from Palestine to Yemen, appears set to burst into flames after this …
At The Guardian: The US supreme court has decided that the Trump administration’s Muslim ban can proceed in full, even as legal challenges …
I wrote this essay for The Guardian. The horrible terrorist attack in Lower Manhattan on Wednesday has so far left us with …