Why Cyntoia Brown deserves our support
By Monica Moorehead December 12, 2018 Cyntoia Brown, a 30-year-old African-American woman, has been imprisoned since the age [...]
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Development vs. destruction: China and the U.S.
By Sara Flounders December 11, 2018 Escalating U.S. military confrontations, political threats, extreme tariffs and an [...]
Solidarity at the Border – FIRE delegation brings supplies to caravan
By Ted Kelly December 11, 2018 FIRE delegates and activists working with deported U.S. veterans were in solidarity at the [...]
Mumia Abu-Jamal: Next steps after 37 years
By Betsey Piette December 10, 2018 Political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal has now been incarcerated for 37 years. December 9 [...]
Cops in France brutalize high school students who join Yellow Vest protests
By Rémy Herrera December 8, 2018 A scene of ordinary life in France, in these times of conflict: On Thursday, Dec. 6, late [...]
Despite U.S., peace process continues in Korea
By Joshua Hanks December 6, 2018 U.S. bases in south Korea Over the past several months the Democratic People’s Republic [...]
Towards a convergence of struggles in France?
By Rémy Herrera December 5, 2018 Demonstrators gather near the Arc de Triomphe in Paris during a protest on Saturday. [...]
George H.W. Bush: assassin and criminal
December 5, 2018 Every national politician, from top Republicans to Bernie Sanders, and every sector of the corporate [...]
Yellow Vests’ anger turns to rage
By G. Dunkel December 5, 2018 Bulletin, Dec. 4 — The French government has conceded on the original main demand of the [...]
Justice for Indigenous leader Berta Cáceres
By Sam Ordóñez December 4, 2018 Honduran Indigenous environmental activist Berta Isabel Cáceres Flores (Lenca) received [...]
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