Today, Iraqis mark the 20th anniversary of the horrific U.S.-U.K. bombing of Baghdad, dubbed “Shock and Awe.” In rapid succession, “coalition forces” dropped…
In the wake of recent events including the violence in Leicester in September, the screening of the BBC documentary ‘India: the Modi Question’ (which was effectively banned in…
Every Sunday for the past six weeks, far-right protesters have been gathering in the small Scottish town of Erskine to complain about…
Recovering from a brutal assault that left him with a broken nose and cheekbone, leftist Greek lawmaker Yanis Varoufakis on Tuesday urged…
On March 5, during a Stop Cop City “week of action” in Atlanta, organizers held a music festival that drew over 1,000 people,…
From its inception, the U.S. labor movement’s fate has been intimately bound up with the fate of political democracy. That historic connection…
“My creed of nonviolence is an extremely active force. It has no room for cowardice or even weakness. There is hope for…
I have known Julian Assange since I first interviewed him in London in 2010. I immediately liked his dry, dark sense of…
Campaigners in the UK have long been aware that spies could be infiltrating their networks. From undercover cops to social media monitoring,…
On Monday night, the Georgia Senate voted to advance Senate Bill 140, which would ban health care for transgender youth, including hormone blockers…
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