In war crime, Israel is still blocking water, electricity to Gaza’s Palestinian civilians
Willfully impeding relief supplies is a war crime, as is collectively punishing civilians for the actions of armed groups.
Former Guantánamo Chief Summoned by French Court Over Torture Allegations
General Geoffrey Miller presided over the U.S. military prison in Cuba from 2002 to 2004, after then-President George Bush approved of ‘enhanced interrogation’ techniques including waterboarding.
How we got here
The misuse of American military power and the Middle East in chaos.
Hundreds of thousands march for Gaza as world demands cease-fire
Coordinated actions from DC to London to Jakarta designed to "send a powerful message not just to the Israelis but to the Western powers who are backing them that the public say 'not in our name.'"
Funding evil in Afghanistan (and beyond)
It may seem cynical to say so, but after almost 18 years of occupation, it sometimes seems that an entire country, one of the poorest in the world, has been turned into a kind of live fire training ground for U.S. and allied forces.
Trump’s 100 days: U.S. air campaign hammers Yemen with almost a strike a day
The MOAB arrived in Afghanistan before the inauguration, on January 13.
A military rich in dollars, poor in people
A frayed social safety net and the military.
Trump declares naval blockade against Venezuela as lawmakers warn of unauthorized act of war
President Trump’s order to block sanctioned oil tankers near Venezuela escalates military tensions, raises constitutional and international law concerns, and jolts global oil markets.
Day after voting down 10 percent Pentagon cut, 37 Senate Dems join GOP to...
"We should prioritize eradicating poverty, not war."
Greens say ‘no to NATO’ while war parties give standing ovations to NATO
The Green Party showed itself to be the alternative to the two-winged War Party of the Democrats and Republicans, a party that stands for an end to militarism and imperialism.