This animated short tells a story of exile and denial from homeland that is shared by millions of Palestinian refugees.

Author, bon vivant, and impresario of activism whose career of sensational campaigns reads like a history of the modern progressive movement.

Going against the dominant narrative, an ad in the New York Times urges diplomacy and not more war in Ukraine.

A courageous fighter and dear friend is recognized for her decades of  fearless and dedicated work to save life on this planet.

Amid rampant corruption in Kiev and as U.S. troops gather at the Ukrainian border, does the Biden Administration have an endgame?

Those who are sincerely dedicated to truth must work on expanding consciousness both outwardly and inwardly.

The release of Julian Assange is crucial to the future of journalism, free speech and democracy. Free journalism is essential to prevent wars.

Kennedy is picking up the baton from these earlier iterations of protest against extreme corporate power allied with state tyranny.

This is the pure propaganda that Orwell warned of; you can watch in real time, as the Western media does it, and see how dangerous it is.

We are trained to support systems that are driving us toward extinction because our rulers gave lip service to humanitarianism.

A Viet Nam veteran returns 50 years later to find lasting damage from the war, but also stunning beauty and unexpected friends.

The Korean War is the longest-standing U.S. conflict. It never ended. It was only suspended by a truce between North Korea and the U.S.

While New Yorkers endure diminished public services, $29.3 billion per year in their tax dollars go directly into support for the military.

The Ukraine war adds a singular threat not present in previous wars and around which there exists a disturbing level of complacency.

The author has added Doug Lummis’ new book to his list of great war abolition books and considers it the best book he’s read recently.

Plans to ship depleted uranium weapons to Ukraine raise alarm bells about the long-lasting effects of our nuclear weapons industry.

A Yank teacher breaks a few rules while teaching his Australian students that they can make change by standing up for themselves.

Local communities in Intag Valley win case in Imbabura Provincial Court against Llurimaqua copper mining project.

Imagine if China or Russia said it aimed to exercise military control over land, sea, air, and space to protect its interests and investments.

Ben Lawrence’s new film about Julian Assange’s family’s struggle to free him is about the journey, not the outcome.

That nation’s history of invading, pillaging, and killing in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with U.S. blessings, is rarely discussed.

The resolution, made up of lies and half truths, passed 328 to 86 with a majority of the Democrats joining the Republicans.

What would Dr. King’s call for a radical revolution in values against racism, militarism and materialism look like today?

It is more urgent than ever to bring out the links between war and climate change and to expose the world’s #1 polluter: the U.S. military.

Militarized police force moved in on encamped forest activists protecting some of the last remaining canopied forest area in Atlanta.

The biggest winners so far in the Ukraine war are U.S. corporations that are profiting handsomely from the conflict.

Corporate America: We will not buy your bloody parades anymore; we refuse your worthless praise; we spit on your war memorials.

In 1953, Eisenhower warned that Cold War competition would lead to a world dominated by wars and weaponry that couldn’t be reined in.