43 veterans of Israel's military intelligence (equivalent to the NSA in the US) denounced their work as a system of oppression and political manipulation rather than a matter of national security.

The full text of their letter.

Quotes from their personal testimonies: The fact people were innocent was not at all relevant.

The ban on chlorofluorocarbons is starting to reverse the former growth of the ozone hole.

How Hillary Clinton's State Department Sold Fracking to the World.

Everyone: call on Google, Microsoft and others to stop supporting global heating denialists.

If the US goes to war with ISIS, how long before Americans conclude that it was a mistake?

ISIS is evil enough that fighting ISIS is not inherently wrong. The same was true for Saddam Hussein — but launching a war against his regime made things worse in Iraq, and the same thing could easily happen again.

Thwarting ISIS in a conventional war of movement is easy. Destroying ISIS would mean an urban guerrilla war, which would be horrible (as it was 8 years ago in the same part of Iraq) and would not succeed. To really defeat ISIS requires convincing Iraq's Sunnis to kick ISIS out.