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Peace Activists Face 25 Years for Action at US Nuclear Submarine Base
Four Plowshares activists who are out on bond discuss the actions they took a year ago.
As NATO Marks 70th Anniversary, Threat of Nuclear Confrontation Grows
President Trump used the anniversary to push for NATO countries to increase military spending.
Trump’s Call for More NATO Military Spending Benefits US Weapons Manufacturers
On Tuesday, Trump demanded Germany and other NATO countries increase their military spending from 2 to 4 percent of GDP.
Ralph Nader Demands Boeing Recall Jets After Ethiopia Crash Kills His Niece
On Thursday, the first American lawsuit related to last month's devastating crash was filed against Boeing.
Bayer and Monsanto Defend Themselves With Science They Funded
CounterSpin interviews Carey Gillam on the Monsanto lawsuits.
Zionist Campaign Drives Black Jewish Activist Out of UK’s Labour Party
Jackie Walker, who is of Jewish and African descent, was expelled for her criticism of Israel.
France’s Yellow Vest Revolt Against Macron and Elites Reaches 20 Weeks
Police used tear gas and water cannons on crowds of more than 33,000 demonstrators in Paris over the weekend.
Erdoğan’s AK Party Suffers Major Defeat in Local Turkish Elections
The AK Party lost control in both of Turkey’s largest cities, Istanbul and Ankara, and is now disputing the results.
Rep. Ro Khanna: White House Must Start Playing by the Rules
The House Oversight Committee has subpoenaed the director of White House personnel security.
Chicago Elects US’s First Openly Gay, Black Female Mayor
Lori Lightfoot won in a landslide victory as both the city’s first Black woman mayor and openly gay mayor.