We do have representative government. The question is: Who does our government represent?

Ireland and Detroit have emerged as the latest battlefields in this global struggle

Ta-da, there it is: Palestinian history for dummies

General Martin Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told politicians in Washington that US troops might move to the front-line of the fight against the Islamic State group

We are writing at this critical moment to invite you to sign the CPD statement “End the Killing of Students Now: Peace, Justice, and Democracy for Mexico.”

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The Grand Oil Party Takes Washington by Storm

Tens of thousands of Greeks annually protest the U.S.-backed “Regime of the Colonels” of the ‘60s and ‘70s

The peace talks need to be accompanied by peaceful behavior

Can one move from public to commons by going through the state?

A Journey Across a City Divided

Both sides are moving in unilateral and contradictory directions

The US Midterm Elections

The fact that both governments felt the need to make this pledge speaks to the growing power of social movements

Israel always claims that its attacks against Palestinians are provoked by the Palestinians themselves

RE/MAX Israel sells properties that are not only in Israel proper, but are also in occupied Palestinian lands of the West Bank

From Carter to the Islamic State, 35 years of building bases and sowing disaster

The world must demand that peace be pursued, lest the Syrian catastrophe continu

The worst choice of all is the one that is in play – the destruction of Syrians’ futures

Dear Readers, Over the past summer, Gaza has suffered unprecedented devastation. “The wounds of this war,” Harvard political economist Sara Roy laments,…