
ISIL, the US, and curing our addiction to violence
By Erin Niemela and Tom H. Hastings President Obama’s Wednesday night address on the Islamic State (ISIL) reintroduced a war weary nation to more violent

By Erin Niemela and Tom H. Hastings President Obama’s Wednesday night address on the Islamic State (ISIL) reintroduced a war weary nation to more violent

By Winslow Myers Why must vengefulness be the default strategy for humans—the very thing we dislike and fear most about our adversaries? Mob rule is

By Norman Solomon The editorial board of the New York Times has an Orwellian knack for war. Sixteen months ago, when President Obama gave oratorical lip service

By Robert C. Koehler“So you want to disarm cops LOL yeah that’s an intelligent thing to do the gang bangers would love that surely they

I know you mean well. I know you think you’ve found a bargain that nobody else noticed hidden in a back corner of the used

David Hartsough is featured in a long article and interview in Street Spirit. The article begins: A Quaker’s Ceaseless Quest for a World Without

By Joe White, A Year Without War Ukrainian Cease-fire Spawns 2020 AYWW Hope. Good news. On Friday, Sept 5, a cease-fire went into effect in

Have you declared peace? February 15, 2003, saw the biggest public demonstrations against war (or for anything else) in history. The U.S.-led illegal and immoral war

By Sara Flounders, Source There is an elephant in the climate debate that by U.S. demand cannot be discussed or even acknowledged. This agreement to