A brief history of war and drugs: From Vikings to Nazis
From World War II to Vietnam and Syria, drugs are often as much a part of conflict as bombs and bullets. By Barbara McCarthy, Al
From World War II to Vietnam and Syria, drugs are often as much a part of conflict as bombs and bullets. By Barbara McCarthy, Al
By Nick Turse, TomDispatch Don’t think the fad for “draining the swamp” began on the campaign trail with Donald Trump. It didn’t, although the “swamp”
By David Swanson Eight years ago Yes! Magazine published a political platform of progressive policies, along with polling showing strong majority support for each proposal.
https://soundcloud.com/davidcnswanson/talk-nation-radio-millions-lose-their-minds-over-russia This week on Talk Nation Radio: millions of Americans lose their everloving minds over unproven accusations against Russia, the ACLU and CAIR publish claim
By David Swanson The U.S. government has now generated numerous news stories and released multiple “reports” aimed at persuading us that Vladimir Putin is to
By David Swanson, World Beyond War A young man was tortured in Chicago this week. It wasn’t an act of the Chicago police. It was
Washington, DC, January 5, 2017 — Seven Nobel Laureates, including Archbishop Desmond Tutu, are urging fellow Nobel Laureate President Barack Obama to use his last
By Norman Solomon, Roots Action Many top Democrats are stoking a political firestorm. We keep hearing that Russia attacked democracy by hacking into Democratic
By Johannes Stern, World Socialist Web Site A massive deployment of US and NATO troops to Poland and the Baltic states is underway. According to