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By getting out on these busy streets, full of tourist traffic, we can show people they are not crazy and they are not alone.

From 1968 to 1971, The Black Panther Party Newspaper was the most widely read Black newspaper in the United States, with a weekly circulation of over 300,000.

“The war machine is one arm of fascism that is overdue in being cut off. The U.S. and its allies have become the Axis of Evil of the 21st century,”

“That is the logic of the camp: fear, hate, punishment, torture, banishment, death.” 

If capitalism is working for you, that doesn’t mean it’s working—it may just mean you got lucky.

Following firings from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, workers and community members came together to create the Pittsburgh Progress.

For months, Palestinian journalist Majahed Bani Mfleh was held in Israeli detention without charges and subjected to brutal physical violence.

Tonga’s report is part of a flurry of developments at the Ocean Conference aimed at advancing legal rights for the ocean and its species.

As veterans who pledged to defend the Constitution, we have an obligation to speak out against violations of people’s rights.

A beautiful and very moving short film on the school and the US war crime in Minab.

“Do not tell me we cannot afford Medicare for All,” said Sen. Bernie Sanders. “What we cannot afford is a broken healthcare system based on greed.”

Historical memory breaks the spell of moral indifference. It restores the connection between feeling and judgment, conscience and politics.

Israeli army unlawfully uses deadly white phosphorous and other chemical weapons to destroy farmlands and forests in southern Lebanon.

Nothing is unprovoked. You can agree or disagree whether the provocation warranted the reaction. But unprovoked is an emotional appeal and propaganda.

Sawant’s platform includes opposing wars and genocide; supporting universal public health care, education and affordable housing, and challenging police and ICE.

Strikes are not born of ideal conditions; they arise precisely because conditions have become intolerable. 

A retired colonel who resigned from the State Department during the Iraq War says, “Save Your Soul, Your Conscience and Your Sanity—STOP THE BOMBINGS!”

We can create an immigration system that treats everyone with dignity and keeps families together. ICE won’t help us get there.

The European Bureau for Conscientious Objection calls on Ukraine to uphold the right to conscientious objection.

Doctors and human rights experts documented hundreds of incidents from June 2025 through May 2026 and estimate true number is ‘far greater.’

Stephen Miller described left-wing political violence as a “fatal cancer,” and boasted of plans to use state power to suppress “political terrorists.”

“Today, we urge U.S. drone operators to stand up for life and for U.S. and international law and to step back from their drone control consoles…”

An orphaned giraffe who went walkabout for eight months returns to the wildlife refuge that raised her as if she had never left.

Ad blasts Trump military budget: “The $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget request represents more than $9,000 per individual taxpayer.”

After Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir cancelled his U.N. appearance, protesters gathered outside, calling for him to be prosecuted.

Veterans and military families gathered in the birthplace of the nation to reject Trump’s fascist vision for the country’s future.

Over 500 Veterans, Military Members, and Families March in Philadelphia against Fascism and War.

We want to take back something that has been stolen from us: the tangible, the embodied, the uniquely human. We want to read print.

Linda Ronstadt and Jackson Browne travel to Banámichi, Mexico, to watch children and young adults sing and dance in traditional costumes.

This is the 30th year the US has organized the largest naval war practice. For 37 days the RIMPAC war games will be held in waters off Hawaii.

Watson lays out the staggering abuses of power committed by President Trump and his senior officials in the Executive Branch.

Black athletes have transformed sports into a living challenge to the myths of racial hierarchy and white supremacy.

The media’s fixation on Clark reveals a deeper racial double standard—one that sidelines Black women whose talent and star power built the WNBA.

What appears as a series of discrete acts is the deliberate fusion of the war on drugs with the war on terror.

Veterans and allies are planning a different commemoration for July 4 in Philadelphia this year.