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‘All We Have Is Each Other’
Stella Carson describes videotaping ICE agents as they manipulated Alex Pretti’s dead body in order to count the bullet holes, “like a deer.”
UK Jury Clears Palestine Protesters
London jury clears 6 members of a direct action group after they admitted to breaking into and vandalizing an Israel-linked weapons facility.
The Top 7 Oligarchs Controlling Online News
From Dec. 2024 to Nov. 2025, more than half of US visits to news sites went to news sites controlled by just 7 families or corporate entities.
Corporate Power drives US War Rhetoric Against Iran
The corporations that make up the American war machine have “increasingly taken over” the country’s foreign policy.
Minneapolis Is a City of Heroes
The racist violence we witnessed in Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq have been reproduced in U.S. cities. We are now seeing simultaneous US wars abroad and at home.
Domestic Terrorism in Plain Sight
The United States is not on the brink of fascism; it is living inside it. What is required now is a shared awakening.
10 Reasons Why ICE is Harassing Native Americans
ICE started as a bludgeon against immigrants, but is becoming a test case for expanding authoritarianism against everyone.
Only Idiots Believe the War Propaganda About Iran
Anyone who supports war with Iran is my enemy. Anyone who would want to inflict such horrors upon the human species is an enemy of humanity.
Streets Of Minneapolis by Bruce Springsteen
Through the winter’s ice and cold, Down Nicollet Avenue, A city aflame fought fire and ice’, Neath an occupier’s boots
New US TikTok Spinoff Will Be Controlled by Trump-Aligned Billionaires
TikTok users’ feeds will now be overseen and shaped by a clique of billionaire oligarchs firmly committed to a Trump-aligned agenda.
The Dildo Distribution Delegation
ICE agents peered from windows like scared children witnessing a public execution, except the execution was their dignity and the executioner was a $5 dildo.
Letter From Minnesota: Can You Hear Us, America?
The government calls us ‘paid agitators’ because it can’t accept that citizens will care for one another for neither money nor politics.
Sand Trucks
Doug Rawlings, founding member and former poet laureate of Veterans For Peace, offers his new poem “Sand Trucks”.
The Best of Us and the Worst of Us
Against a government of sadists, a military led by feckless generals, and a brown-shirted, paramilitarized police force, what needs to be done?
The Architecture Of The Repressive National Security State
The techniques used to occupy, sanction, destabilize, and discipline abroad are now fully integrated into domestic governance.
A World on its Knees: Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ and the Darkness it Promises
Trump’s “Board of Peace” is the result of the world bowing before the US-Israel Axis. Once again, Palestinians are being sacrificed.
The Unbreakable Nael Barghouti
After 45 years in Israeli captivity, Nael Barghouti speaks about his fight for liberation: “We deserve a state under the sun.”
Iran’s Indigenous Labor Movement and Working Class Sovereignty
5,000 contract workers from the South Pars Gas Refinery took to the streets in one of the largest labor mobilizations in post-revolutionary Iran.
From Raid to Revolt: Minnesota Organizes a January 23 Shutdown
If the images we are seeing across the country were coming from a third-world country, we would already be discussing military options.
Buddhist Walk for Peace
120 day walk, 2,300 miles, grounded in mindfulness, compassion, and nonviolence. The monks walk without slogans or demands.
The Machinery of Terror
The Trump administration is consolidating the familiar machinery of terror of all authoritarian states. We must resist now.
Social Strikes
Can general strikes, mass strikes, and people power uprisings provide a last defense against MAGA tyranny?
Abolish ICE is just the beginning
Let’s tear up their systems of violence and oppression, abolish agencies of death and kidnapping, and build something better.
Honey-Making Stingless Bees in the Peruvian Amazon Become the First Insects to Gain Legal Rights
Rights granted to at least 175 stingless bee species in Peru, which are culturally significant and maintain a healthy ecosystem
Remembering the M/V Marizell
What might my life have come to be if I’d have chosen to remain in Ireland, remained aboard the Marizell in 1969
Lost Opportunities to Halt Rising Military Spending
Rising military budget causes devastating consequences to human well-being, environment, as well as blows to employment, ending poverty…
Students Strike Against Military Service in Germany
Tens of thousands of high school students in Germany strike, pushing back against the government’s militarization agenda.
Russia and China Call for Global Strategic Stability
Russia and China say “the destinies of all countries are interrelated” and urge states not to “seek to ensure their own security at the expense [of other states]”
Netherlands WWII cemetery removes displays honoring Black soldiers
The Netherlands American Cemetery and Memorial in Margraten has removed panels displaying the contributions of Black American soldiers.
Go to the Movies with Mira Nair
Check out these eight unforgettable films by the Oscar-nominated director who is also Zohran Mamdani’s mother.
Francesca Albanese and the Lonely Road of Defiance
Francesca Albanese is one of the most courageous crusaders against the genocide in Gaza. Because of this, she is blacklisted and treated as if she is a terrorist.
A Moment of Hope in Gaza
Despite Israel’s ongoing genocide against Palestinians, 168 students graduated from medical school, in Gaza.
Holy Family Parish in Gaza
The silence of Holy Family Endwell is not unique. It mirrors the US’s acceptance of the Merchant of Death system that our military keeps us safe.
Volunteers Put Their Bodies Between Israeli Settlers and a Palestinian Village
In the Jordan valley, settlers drive goats into a Palestinian community in a bid to force families out–volunteers try to hold the line.
Christmas Is Not a Western Story–It Is a Palestinian One
Christmas is a story of empire, injustice and the vulnerability of ordinary people caught in its path.
Europe Stands With Greenland As Trump Threat Returns
Trump appoints Jeff Landry, signaling another step toward annexing Greenland. The U.S. “has to have Greenland for national security,” Trump said.
Malcolm X‘s Daughters Sue the NYPD and FBI About Their Role in His Assassination
Malcolm‘s family wants to lift the veil on what the federal and city police have done to them. And they want the truth taught in public schools.
“After the first 70,669 deaths, there is no other.”
The obsessive humanization of the Bondi Beach victims is an upside-down exercise in dehumanization. Jewish lives count, white lives count…
Democrats Vote to Give Trump $1 Trillion for Global War
The Democrats have provided Trump with resources, legal cover and political support for a war of colonial plunder against Venezuela.
Pastures of Plenty
Woody Guthrie wrote this song in 1941. It describes the travails and the dignity of migrant workers.
Veterans For Peace Condemns Trump’s Illegal War on Venezuela
Veterans demand the withdrawal of U.S. armada from the Caribbean and call on military personnel to refuse illegal orders.
Gaza Freedom Flotilla Coalition Joins the Increase of 2026 Flotilla Sailings to Gaza
“When states fail, people must take action… [This is the time to] turn collective outrage into unstoppable global momentum.”
Murder on the High Seas?
U.S. forces have launched at least 22 airstrikes on alleged “narco-terrorist” vessels, killing 86 civilians with no congressional approval.
Never Again
A poem by a Vietnam War veteran about the 1914 Christmas Truce, when World War I soldiers joined together to sing carols and play soccer.
The Radical Who Invented Robin Hood
His experience in Paris during the French Revolution convinced him that republicanism, egalitarianism and democracy were the way forward.
Coca-Cola: Trade Secret Theft and Human Rights Abuses
Coca-Cola has operated like a criminal syndicate with impunity for decades, buying off political leaders and flouting the law around the world.
The Rebel Jesus
If any one of us should interfere/In the business of why there are poor/They get the same as the rebel Jesus.
Serving Our Nation and Protecting Our Freedoms
recently received an invitation from my Congresswoman, Mary Gay Scanlon (D, PA 5th Dist.), to...
When Orders Cross the Line
If the U.S. launches an invasion of Venezuela without congressional authorization or international sanction, service members have a duty to say “No.”
New Orleans Resists ICE Invasion Despite Surveillance and State Repression
Act 399 makes “any act intended to hinder, delay, prevent, or otherwise interfere with federal immigration enforcement” a crime.
A Hard Truth About the DC Shooting
This isn’t an immigration problem. It’s an endless-war problem.
Nixon Reacts to Trump’s Epstein Cover-up
Since his death in 1994, Richard Nixon has refrained from public comments. Today, however, he has broken his silence in a letter from Hell.
A Tale of Two Peace Prizes
The Nobel Peace Prize legitimizes the Empire’s war on Venezuela while the U.S. Peace Prize honors resistance.
Jersey City Warehouse Moves Over 1000 Tons of Military Cargo to Israel Every Week
Three Jersey-based companies, seemingly owned and operated by the same people, work as contractors with the Israeli Ministry of Defense.
How to Have a Guilt-Free Thanksgiving
After you have given thanks, remember your duty to resist, struggle, accompany, and fight, so that you can continue to have something to be thankful for.
“We Need to Be Heard”
Thousands of Amazonian land defenders have traveled to the COP30 U.N. climate conference in Belém, Brazil.
How to Resist Radical Evil
Hedges speaks of “singular individuals of varying creeds, religions, races, and nationalities, who majestically rose up to defy the oppressor.”
Security Council Shamefully Grants Colonial Domination Over Palestine to the US
A UN Special Rapporteur has decried the resolution as a violation of Palestinian people’s right to self-determination.
U.N. Security Council Approves Trump’s ‘Peace Plan’
“Not a single member of the Council had the courage, principle, or respect for international law to vote against this US-Israel colonial outrage.”
Words Against War
Like other oppressed and colonized peoples, the Irish were always painfully aware of the folly of war, and the brutality of a soldier’s life.




























































