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Greek Dockworkers Block Ammunition Shipment To Israel
Dockworkers in Greece have blocked the shipment of an ammunition-filled container destined for Israel, refusing to load the cargo onto a vessel at the Port of Piraeus. The container, reportedly...
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‘He’s Not Kidding,’ Advocates Warn as Trump Threatens to Defund Schools for...
Education advocates implored voters to take Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s latest comments on public schools on Friday after his appearance on the Fox News morning show “Fox &...
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Activist Killings In Colombia, Critical Context For The COP-16
Colombia’s biodiversity is as varied and enormous as the panorama of violence facing those fighting to conserve it. But the Colombian state appears to have forgotten the plight of land defenders, who...
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The Strangely Empty Politics of Kamala Harris
On Monday, Kamala Harris and the Democratic National Committee started running a new attack ad in Pennsylvania. That’s not noteworthy in itself. Early voting has already started, and the Keystone State...
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When Blood Money Isn’t Enough: Raytheon Admits to Defrauding Pentagon
RTX Corporation, the weapons giant formerly (and better) known as Raytheon, agreed on Wednesday to pay almost $1 billion to resolve allegations that it defrauded the U.S. government and paid bribes to...
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Last Clear Chances for November
Wouldn’t you think the Republican Party, that is as gung-ho for Empire and Genocide as the Democratic Party, but domestically is blatantly open about its policies against women, children, workers, the...
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Death of Sinwar Won’t End Israel’s War While U.S. Gives Netanyahu Free Rein...
Israel announced Thursday it had killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in Gaza, releasing a video allegedly showing Sinwar’s final moments before his death after Israeli forces in Rafah attacked the...
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Preventing Climate Change Isn’t Expensive. Doing Nothing Is.
There’s no other way to say this: worrying about how much it costs to prevent catastrophic climate change is patently absurd. It is absurd in a political system where money is simply conjured out of...
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Rising Dangers Of Imperial + Sub-Imperial Partnering
Following the Johannesburg BRICS summit in August 2023, the new ‘BRICS+’ – whose leadership will be hosted by Vladimir Putin in Kazan from October 22-24 – now consist of not only Brazil, Russia, India,...
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Oil Companies Are Still Determined to Burn the Planet Down
This is an extract from Crude Capitalism: Oil, Corporate Power, and the Making of the World Market by Adam Hanieh, now available from Verso Books. A few weeks into 2023, the world’s largest oil and gas...
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The Patriot Act Remains a Threat to Our Movements 23 Years Later
An employee at one of my father’s convenience stores was acting strange. He looked uncomfortable and nervous as he questioned my father about the type of payments his convenience store businesses were...
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This Is Zionism
Honestly, harrowingly, what to say. After a year of bombing, maiming, starving, killing Palestinians, mostly children, Israel just burned alive before the world a sleeping, wounded, 19-year-old...
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Not Scared About Just How Vicious a Second Trump Presidency Would Be? Let Me...
Given that we’re in the midst of a vote that will determine the fate and future of democracy in America, let’s review what Donald Trump has already said he will do if he gets back into the White House....
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Earth’s Water Cycle Off Balance for ‘First Time in Human History’
Decades of mismanagement of water resources, deforestation, and the fossil fuel-driven crisis of global warming have put “unprecedented stress” on the Earth’s water systems, according to a new report,...
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Why My Coworkers and I Unionized Our Architecture Firm
The first attempt to unionize a privately owned architecture firm since the 1970s started at SHoP Architects in New York City, where I was working at the time. This was part of a wave of nontraditional...
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The Ordinary Russian Citizen and the Question of Power
[Editor’s note: In this new article sent from the penal colony where he is currently serving a 5-year sentence for “justification of terrorism,” Boris Kagarlitsky analyses the relationship between...
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Trump, the ‘Enemy Within,’ and Unmasking Our Democratic Dilemma
In the heated run-up to the 2024 U.S. presidential election, Vice President Kamala Harris has increasingly focused her campaign rhetoric on portraying former President Donald Trump as an existential...
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A Week Before the Election, Trump Will Hold His Most Unsettling Spectacle Yet
For the apotheosis of his entire “poisoning of the blood” campaign, Donald Trump has planned a spectacular extravaganza in Madison Square Garden on 27 October, a week before the election. When JD Vance...
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It’s Not Just the Fascism
This column is particularly for those people who live in the battleground states of Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona, and Nevada who are thinking of or planning to...
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