Planes Over People: How a Lavish Gift Undermines Democracy
A lavish gift of a $400 million jet gifted by a foreign monarchy reveals more…
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Why Cutting Public Broadcasting Hurts Missouri Communities
Public broadcasting is more than programming—it’s a public service. Cutting its funding while boosting military…
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Hope Is Not a Strategy: The Urgent Need for De-Escalation in South Asia
A ceasefire brings relief, but hope is not a strategy. India and Pakistan must pursue…
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Inside the Fight for Equity: PEP Fellows Present Bold Research
Join us for a powerful hour of insight and inspiration as Peace Economy Project fellows…
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The World Can’t Afford a Nuclear Misstep—Especially Not Now
As tensions escalate between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan over renewed conflict in Kashmir, the…
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Why Humanitarian Aid, Not More Bombs, Is What Gaza Needs Now
As Israel prepares to escalate its military campaign in Gaza, the humanitarian crisis on the…
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You Can’t Annex a Nation for Security
President Trump’s refusal to rule out military force to acquire Greenland is more than alarming—it’s…
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PEP News
What True Security Looks Like: Diplomacy, Not Deployment
As calls for military intervention at the U.S.-Mexico border escalate, it’s vital to ask: What…
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PEP News
In Defense of Public Broadcasting: Invest in People, Not Propaganda
Cutting funding for NPR and PBS isn’t just a budget decision—it’s a blow to public…
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SpaceX, Secrets, and Sky-High Spending: Inside the Golden Dome Controversy
Democratic lawmakers are demanding an investigation into the Pentagon’s Golden Dome missile defense project, raising…