A Tax Day Debate with Uncle Scam
A specter is haunting Midtown—and the specter’s name is Uncle Scam. In late March, U.S. stalked the No Kings…
The Indypendent
War and Peace
The US-Israel war on Iran is an epic disaster in the making.
Brooklyn for Peace Continues Weekly Atlantic Yards Vigil amid Public Disapproval of Iran War
Longtime Brooklyn peace group gathers every Saturday at 2 pm outside the Atlantic Terminal.
Hundreds of Anti-War Protesters Rally in Times Square Hours After Trump Launches Iran Attack
“Every single time international law is broken and war crimes are allowed to occur without accountability, we lower the floor for justice in the future,” said Tahir Dahleh of the Palestine Youth Movement.
“Not Even a Veneer of Legality”: Demonstrators on Times Square Oppose Invasion of Venezuela
Donald Trump’s transparent intent to occupy Venezuela has both shocked and galvanized the anti-war movement in New York.
John Berger’s Essays on Language, the Middle East Still Resonate 20 Years Later
Verso reissued Berger’s ‘Hold Everything Dear: Dispatches on Survival and Resistance’ in March.
More than 200 protesters were arrested while bystanders offered varied reactions to the demonstrations.
The Economy of War: Why the Military-Industrial Complex Wins Every Election
The U.S. economy is tied more to the military-industrial complex than we may have realized.
Looking Back on Almost 20 Years of BDS: An Interview with Riham Barghouti
An international boycott movement of Israel can play the same role that it did in apartheid South Africa, says Riham Barghouti.
The Second Nakba: Israel is Attempting to Erase Palestinian Gaza
The city at the crossroads of Africa and Asia has a rich history, its preservation at stake.