Revisiting Nick Turse’s singular contribution to world knowledge about what the United States did in and to Vietnam and its people.

Dr. Johanna Fernandez discusses the case of Mumia Abu-Jamal and the barbarism of the U.S. criminal justice system.

Genocides will continue to occur unless actions are taken to prevent or stop genocide, and perpetrators are exposed and held to account.

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A Waorani woman to world leaders: “The earth does not expect you to save her, she expects you to respect her.”

Diane Wilson, shrimper, mother and veteran Texas activist opposes port dredging to build export terminal for fracked crude oil.

Veterans For Peace activist urges congressmembers to use Jan. 6 to learn to empathize with victims of U.S. military attacks around the globe.

The author of The New Jim Crow looks at Martin Luther King’s groundbreaking April 4, 1967, speech condemning U.S. militarism.

A career Marine Corps commandant who spoke the truth about the Vietnam War only to be accused of giving aid and comfort to the enemy.

A Korean activist talks about one village’s struggle to stop the encroachment of U.S. military bases and save their land.

The story of Rocky, the owl found in the Rockefeller Christmas tree, and her journey back to the wild, told by the wildlife rehabilitator.

Cuba puts the lie to the idea that only free-market capitalism could have led to the development of COVID vaccines.

The Vietnam GI antiwar movement can be traced back to 1945, when US Merchant Marines were used to transport French troops to Vietnam.

Will democratic eco-settlements rise from the ruins, gain a foothold, and begin healing the planet? Or will tribal warlords rule the rubble?

If we are to stop anti-Asian hatred in the United States, we must recognize how U.S. foreign policy perpetuates it.

A young Lebanese mother mourning the death of her daughter helped me understand how monitoring by drones terrified her and her neighbors.

Amid the ongoing horror, it’s important to find ways to atone for war crimes—including reparations.

World-renowned poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti, a true Renaissance man and the original Veteran For Peace, dies at age 101.

Recent exposés of Monsanto products causing cancer have caused stocks to plunge, and new owner Bayer no longer wants to use the brand name.

As an icon passes away at 86, let’s remember more than his home runs. He wore scars borne of racism with defiance and pride.

How can you tell when your empire is crumbling? Some signs are actually visible from my own front window here in San Francisco.

We bought Charlie almost 15 years ago. We hadn’t intended to buy a bird. It was supposed to be a zoo visit.