Weisbrot: Rethink sanctions. They're killing as many people as war does.
Broad economic sanctions, primarily from the U.S., are estimated to kill approximately 564,000 people annually, predominantly children, reflecting a shift in how conflicts are waged.
Excavation begins for remains of 800 infants at Ireland home
Excavation and identification of remains of 802 infants, buried from 1925 to 1961 in Tuam, began next week, initiated by a global team of forensic experts.
I've studied the history of death. I know how we can better face up to our grief and our own mortality | Molly Conisbee
In the past, child mortality shaped lives profoundly, forcing people to cope with grief from an early age, fostering compassion for the grieving later in life.