Blockading Cuba Serves No Purpose Beyond Sadism
The United States has one and only one duty toward Cuba: Stop trying to hurt the people who live there. The benefits will be human, cultural, and economic. The downside does not exist.
The United States has one and only one duty toward Cuba: Stop trying to hurt the people who live there. The benefits will be human, cultural, and economic. The downside does not exist.
A group of 15 peace activists on Saturday wrapped up a week-long nonviolent, socially-distanced protest at a Nevada Air Force base housing a command and control center for unmanned aerial drones.
Our rational and technological prowess, in combination with market-based power structures, has brought us to the brink of catastrophe. Can movement politics be part of a solution?
There’s a dirty little secret hiding in WWII, a war so dirty that you wouldn’t think it could have a dirty little secret, but it’s this: the top enemy of the West before, during, and after the war was the Russian communist menace.
America’s role in the world is badly in need of reevaluation and refurbishment.
The 18th episode of the World BEYOND War podcast is a celebration of the life’s work of much-beloved activist Kevin Zeese, who died unexpectedly on September 6, 2020
What do veterans think of war? Nancy Hill asked dozens of them and has published their answers and photographs of them.
A grassroots coalition of Canadian peace activists marked the October 2 International Day of Non-Violence with a protest demanding the federal government cancel plans to spend up to $19 billion on 88 new fighter jets.
Nearly seven months ago, 300 concerned residents crammed into the Lexington Park library to hear the Navy defend its use of toxic PFAS at the Patuxent River Naval Air Station (Pax River) and the Webster Outlying Field. Where are the answers to our questions?