Zika spreads in U.S., is prevented in Cuba
By Lyn Neeley August 30, 2016 Transmission of Zika is escalating in Florida. As of Aug. 24, the number of locally contracted [...]
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U.S. war ‘games’ ramp up Korea crisis
By Deirdre Griswold August 30, 2016 The people of the United States are growing weary of paying for this country’s [...]
An open letter to Colin Kaepernick from Toni Smith-Thompson, anti-Iraq war protester
August 30, 2016 Toni Smith, in 2003, turning her back on U.S. flag. Toni Smith-Thompson is a former member of the [...]
Football star Colin Kaepernick sits for U.S. anthem to ‘Stand up for oppressed people’
By Monica Moorehead August 30, 2016 Wearing a shirt showing the 1960 meeting between Fidel Castro, and Malcolm X in Harlem, [...]
Atlanta police slay Black man in hail of bullets
Jamarion Robinson By James Raynor August 25, 2016 Activists trying to bring to light the police killing of Jamarion Robinson [...]
Cholera in Haiti: U.S. helped cover up UN’s role
By G. Dunkel August 25, 2016 Cholera victims in Haiti await treatment. The cholera epidemic that officially killed 9,361 [...]
FARC-Colombia gov’t talks: Where are they at?
Victoria Sandino, a leading FARC-EP representative. By Berta Joubert-Ceci August 24, 2016 After four years of constant and [...]
Native peoples block toxic oil pipeline
By Kris Hamel August 24, 2016 Aug. 23 — The start of construction on the Dakota Access Pipeline, a multi-state, [...]
U.S. prisons and the struggle against slave labor
By Sara Flounders August 23, 2016 The headline seemed to herald a new day and was reported by corporate media as breaking [...]
Angola 3 book-signing honors political prisoners
Robert Hillary King speaks, Aug. 8. By Henry Hagins August 21, 2016 New York – For the many veterans of the human rights [...]
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