India kept BRICS from going anti-U.S. at the recent New Delhi summit. The U.S. thanked India with 100 percent tariffs for importing Russian oil. Betwa Sharma reports.
Mohammed Altaj depicts the increasing impossibility of a Palestinian state on the 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
Concern for animal welfare in Gaza reveals how international humanitarianism can function not as a remedy to colonial violence but as one of its modalities, writes Asmaa Abu Messed.
In fighting Zionist genocide in Gaza, Macklemore, Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor have something to tell us all. There are things to do and victories to achieve so long as there is a willingness to accept sacrifice.
The war over AI and war with AI; Trump’s troops to Greenland and Xi in D.C. Scott Ritter, Ray McGovern. Watch the replay.
The super-rich have already screwed up the planet in their pursuit of power and profit. AI simply gives them a new tool to hasten their story — and ours — to its dramatic finale.
Zionists have the power to decide if one of the world’s biggest pop stars gets to tour, just as they can decide who does journalism or TV presenting or acting or sports.
The global war on terror, born from the ashes of the twin towers, perpetuates itself by constantly seeking new targets, writes Manuel Tufró.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange returned to X on Thursday, more than two years after his release from prison as the AI crisis dominates the headlines.
New Orleans is the latest to refuse a $300 million grant program that critics say would build Trump’s police state, reports Mike Ludwig.
Stephen Prager reports on the backlash to Ed Sheeran’s attempt at damage control after rapper Macklemore was kicked off the superstar’s U.S. tour over his pro-Palestine remarks.
Ed Miliband’s decision to leave the military relationship with Israel intact raises serious concerns about Britain’s compliance with international law. writes John McEvoy.
Derf Backderf’s new graphic novel illustrates the repression of socialists during the McCarthy era through the stories of political cartoonists. It resonates powerfully with current times.
Amaar Chowdhury reports on the emergence of new details about the extreme measures that British soldiers used to support a Gulf autocrat.
We must contemplate a world without the Swiss as facilitators of peace processes if the neutrality initiative fails on Sept. 27.
When the U.S. became the terrorists it claimed it was seeking to defeat, the country defeated itself.
The Global South today possess economic power on a scale the Non-Aligned Movement didn’t have during the Cold War, writes Uroš Lipušcek.
Nine Minnesotan taxpayers tell what happened when they tried taking legislative and executive branch “leaders” to court for their support of U.S. funding for Israel’s genocide.
Trusted figures such as firefighters and clergy will protect Black, Latino, and Asian precincts that could be targets, reports Mike Ludwig.
The world 9/11 created leads to the most dangerous scenarios. Ray McGovern, Rick Wolff 9 am EDT Sunday.